Concertex has introduced five new silicone hybrids in its Aerial Collection, featuring two digitally printed fabrics, Cobble and Salina, and three solid fabrics, Cirrus, Frontier, and Napoli. These fabrics are known for their luxurious feel, durability, and resistance to hydrolysis and wear. They are free from harmful chemicals and comply with safety standards, offering a range of 71 nature-inspired colors and textures.
Concertex's Aerial Collection showcases ten patterns and two NappaTile patterns that highlight the interplay between human ingenuity and nature. Key designs include Metropolis, featuring a nightscape with metallic embossing, Hex Tekloom® inspired by hexagonal city planning, and Helios, a versatile chenille fabric suitable for indoor and outdoor use. The collection encourages appreciation for the artistry found in everyday environments.
Hanabi is a textile collage inspired by the burst of happiness, created by Elodie Blanchard. It features fireworks and blossoming flowers and is made with repurposed textile scraps. The collage is digitally printed on polyurethane with a silicone layer, preserving the intricate details and rich colors. Hanabi passes hydrolysis tests, exceeds double rubs, and complies with Cal 01350. The color names are inspired by different fireworks shapes.
The Idyllic Collection from Concertex is a high-performance upholstery collection featuring thirteen patterns that invite individuals to find peace and serenity within themselves. The collection includes unique interpretations of coated fabrics, digitally printed colors, and engineered patterns that are soil and stain-resistant, bleach-cleanable, and durable. Each pattern serves as a canvas to connect the outer and inner worlds and emphasizes the importance of our internal environment.
