Craft Work, the new Luum Textiles collection directed by Dorothy Cosonas, introduces six sustainable, performance‑driven products—three upholsteries (Gigi, Roam, Dori), a multipurpose textile (Haze), a woven wallcovering (Etch), and a drapery (Calm)—created with six skilled mills worldwide using recycled polyester, Trevira® CS polyester, and eco‑friendly processes, offering diverse colorways inspired by art, fashion, and nature for commercial interior applications.
The Mitchell Group adds Bouclé to its Ez‑Kleen™ collection, offering a high‑performance, environmentally friendly vinyl pattern that mimics traditional bouclé weave while providing durability, stain resistance, and compliance with commercial standards, available in 18 colors for healthcare, hospitality, and other commercial interiors.
Pathway is a new versatile textile from Luum Textiles, designed for upholstery and various interior applications. It features a unique weave with 16 engaging colorways, made from 100% post-consumer recycled biodegradable polyester that biodegrades in about 3.5 years. This textile aims to enhance spaces while maintaining practicality and sustainability.
Carnegie introduces four new upholstery options in the Eden collection, inspired by nature and designed for commercial spaces. The options include Alder, Cobble, Monaco, and Plume, each featuring unique patterns and textures suitable for various applications. All fabrics are environmentally friendly, free of harmful substances, and meet multiple sustainability standards. Carnegie emphasizes a commitment to responsible innovation and high-performance textiles that enhance both aesthetics and health in interior design.
The Fifth & Form Collection by Koroseal features Type II wallcoverings inspired by the blend of architecture and fashion, incorporating Art Deco design and traditional menswear elements. It includes 7 patterns in 80 colorways, crafted from durable vinyl suitable for high-traffic spaces. The designs combine glamour and refinement, making them versatile for various commercial interiors, including hospitality and healthcare, while ensuring a modern and functional aesthetic.
Concertex introduces the Spring 2026 Opus Collection, inspired by sound architecture, featuring ten upholstery patterns and one NappaTile™ pattern. The collection emphasizes high-performance materials, including a bio-attributed silicone hybrid and phthalate-free vinyl prints, designed for durability and aesthetic appeal in high-traffic interiors. Each pattern combines rich color with features like bleach cleanability and resistance to stains, ensuring longevity and visual harmony.
