Carnegie’s new Crush collection introduces bold, colorful patterns and sustainable materials—including PFAS‑free, low‑emitting fabrics with recycled and biobased content—to give designers freedom to mix, layer, and create expressive commercial interiors without compromising performance or environmental responsibility.
Designtex unveils five new performance upholstery fabrics—Awe, Brio, Nestle, Steady, and Vim—offering durable, cleanable, and healthier options for healthcare, education, workplace, and public interiors, each featuring extensive colorways, advanced material compositions, and multiple sustainability certifications.
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.
