- The KnollTextiles Archival Collection builds off the company’s over 65-year history and its work with multiple designers across many decades. The line’s Striae Stripe is based on Ruby, a 1955 fabric designed by Swedish textile designer Astride Sampe (1909-2002). Design Director Dorothy Cosonas has taken this classic cotton and wool epingle and transformed it into a 9-yarn color warp stripe.
- Spring has sprung with Robert Allen’s Color Library: Botanical Color. Inspired by vintage botanical prints, the line incorporates these five bright, sunny hues: Sunray, Spring Grass, Water, Coral Reef, and Calypso Blue. Featured here (from top to bottom) are patterns Pelham House, Classic Ombré, and Mixed Tracks.
- Green Hides Leather Studio introduces Venus, a splattering of saturated color options in top grain leather, with a rich, transparent finish and silky hand. It’s processed using low-emission mineral tanning formulas and the hides are re-tanned in aged oak drums using vegetable agents, natural fat liquors, and oils along with the dyes to ensure the leather is properly through-dyed.
- Paul Smith has partnered with Maharam on yet another iconic offering that is sure to make history. Houndstooth is a jacquard upholstery that blends the two classic apparel motifs of houndstooth and windowpane plaid. Unique color pairings will once again set this product apart from its ilk.
- Momentum’s Naked Nylon V collection brings positivity and resilience to healthcare environments. Patterns Chipper, Nimble, and Brisk (featuring 28
colorways) were recently added to achieve a total of 15 highly graphic offerings, all constructed of 100 percent Repreve Solution-dyed Recycled Nylon. - Weitzner’s Nature Redefined is a line of coordinating fabrics and wallcoverings that attempts to go beyond conveying just a leaf or flower. The timeless essence of nature was captured through innovative constructions, unexpected materials, and fresh colors.
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