Luum Textiles Releases Reed Tones, its Second-Ever Striped Textile

Luum Textiles Releases Reed Tones, its Second-Ever Striped Textile

Luum Textiles has launched Reed Tones, its second striped textile, designed by Creative Director Dorothy Cosonas. This upholstery features a multi-colored, textural design inspired by fiber art and basketry, crafted using a combination of North American wool, recycled polyester, and cotton. The fabric showcases a unique corded appearance with a subtle pattern fluctuation across ten colorways, suitable for various design sectors including workplace and hospitality, while offering high-end aesthetics and contract-grade performance.

New Must-See (and Feel) Textiles from Designtex

New Must-See (and Feel) Textiles from Designtex

Designtex introduces two new textile products, Puffer and Collage, which explore color, pattern, texture, and tactility. Puffer features a velvet surface with a haptic pattern reminiscent of moss, available in vibrant colorways. Collage offers a dimensional woven textile with layered geometry and a tone-on-tone pattern, emphasizing understated luxury and performance. Both will debut at the Designtex showroom during Chicago Design Days in June.

A New Wallcovering Alliance Program Between Momentum and Haworth Expands The Availability of Circon

A New Wallcovering Alliance Program Between Momentum and Haworth Expands The Availability of Circon

Momentum has launched a wallcovering alliance program with Haworth, featuring the Circon™ collection, a sustainable and carbon-neutral Type II vinyl wallcovering. Made from over 70% renewable materials, Circon is GREENGUARD Certified and fully recyclable. Four patterns—Loma, Miro Texture, Dolce Linen, and Zari—offer unique designs that enhance interior spaces while promoting sustainability.

Introducing Beyond the Surface: The Debut Collection by Luum Textiles Creative Director Dorothy Cosonas

Introducing Beyond the Surface: The Debut Collection by Luum Textiles Creative Director Dorothy Cosonas

Luum Textiles has launched its debut collection, Beyond the Surface, by Dorothy Cosonas, featuring seven new products that blend color, texture, and pattern inspired by nature, art, and NYC. Key offerings include Cloud Nine, a multicolor upholstery using innovative spray-dye techniques; Reed Tones, a textured stripe upholstery made from various yarns; Colorfall, a high-performance velvet; Nomad, a sustainable non-woven upholstery; Pathway, a versatile textile made from recycled polyester; and two draperies, Glance and Intertwine, that combine elegance with functionality. The collection emphasizes sustainability, usability, and a fresh design perspective.

Shaw Contract Hospitality Expands ROAM Collection with Fourth Installment: Tropical Retreat

Shaw Contract Hospitality Expands ROAM Collection with Fourth Installment: Tropical Retreat

Shaw Contract Hospitality has launched the ROAM Tropical Retreat collection, inspired by nature and designed for immersive hospitality environments. This collection features a variety of flooring options, including tile, broadloom, and rugs, that blend seamlessly to create calming interiors. The products emphasize sustainability and performance, backed by certifications like Cradle to Cradle Certified® Silver. Designers are encouraged to utilize custom colors and textures to craft unique spaces that enhance guest experiences.

Koroseal Introduces The Fortis Collection

Koroseal Introduces The Fortis Collection

Koroseal's Fortis Collection features high-performance Type II wallcoverings that combine the aesthetic of natural materials like linen and silk with durability. It includes eight curated designs available in 109 colorways, constructed with a 20 oz. material and designed to meet California indoor air quality standards, ensuring both beauty and functionality.

Mayer Fabrics Introduces the Velocity Collection

Mayer Fabrics Introduces the Velocity Collection

Mayer Fabrics has launched the Velocity Collection, featuring six high-performance upholstery patterns: Fenton, Kinetic, Network, Nook, Pixel, and Rhythm. This collection combines digital innovation with textile engineering, offering designs suitable for high-traffic environments. Each pattern showcases unique characteristics, such as sustainability, geometric precision, and playful textures, while maintaining durability and ease of maintenance.

HBF Textiles Presents: The Designer Edit

HBF Textiles Presents: The Designer Edit

HBF Textiles presents six curated color palettes for interior environments, emphasizing trends in color and pattern. Each palette, styled by Kickie Chudikova, targets different spaces: retail, hotels, workplaces, sustainability-focused designs, dining, and outdoor living. The collection includes new additions to the chrome-free Free Way leather line, highlighting both aesthetic appeal and performance, with a focus on durability and environmental responsibility.

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