Designtex has launched Terrene and Mote, new biobased coated textiles that enhance comfort and connection in contemporary spaces. Both designs feature layered textures and are verified to contain 12% biobased content. Terrene showcases dynamic stripes, while Mote offers a refined grid over an organic background. Both textiles are free from harmful chemicals and meet various sustainability certifications, providing designers with innovative, responsible material options.
Momentum has introduced new colorways for its Silica collection, a PVC-free, silicone-based textile that combines aesthetics with high performance and sustainability. With over 350 options, it remains bleach-cleanable and durable, addressing the needs of designers in healthcare and hospitality. The brand continues to innovate, bridging the gap between design and functionality.
The Mitchell Group introduces Shannon and Davis Sta-Kleen™ Polycarbonate fabrics, designed for durability and cleanability without compromising aesthetics. Shannon offers a textured, two-tone look suitable for various commercial applications, while Davis features a sleek finish ideal for contemporary designs. Both fabrics are engineered to withstand rigorous cleaning and heavy use, making them reliable choices for healthcare, hospitality, and educational environments. The company emphasizes the importance of combining beauty with performance in modern upholstery solutions.
Luum Textiles has introduced Chenille Appeal, a plush upholstery fabric made from SEAQUAL® YARN, which utilizes marine plastic to combat ocean litter. Part of the Five Elements collection, this durable fabric features a rich texture with contrasting colors and is available in 12 bleach-cleanable colorways.
Humanscale has launched its Lab & Healthcare Collection, featuring ergonomic chairs and stools designed for clinical and laboratory settings. The collection emphasizes hygiene, comfort, and durability, using cleanable, antimicrobial materials. Each product supports healthy posture and movement, aligning with Humanscale's sustainability mission by utilizing recycled materials. This expansion aims to enhance the wellbeing of healthcare professionals and researchers in demanding environments.
Designtex has launched Adorn and Flutter, two performance luxury textiles that combine the artistry of couture with contract-grade durability. Woven in Italy, Adorn features intricate tapestry-inspired designs, while Flutter showcases a bold, textured composition. Both textiles are made from 100% polyester, free from harmful chemicals, and certified for sustainability. They are available in three colorways, emphasizing beauty without sacrificing performance.
The Mitchell Group has introduced new colorways for its popular vinyl patterns, Elio and Enzo, enhancing their collection with stylish and functional options. Elio features a refined woven leather look with new colors like Ash and Indigo, while Enzo offers bold embossing with fresh hues such as Blueprint and Ebony. These additions aim to meet designers' expectations for beauty and performance in high-use commercial environments, showcasing the company's commitment to versatile and durable coated fabrics.
Luum Textiles has introduced Spatial Element, an upholstery fabric inspired by early industrial punchcards, featuring a large-scale tri-color geometric pattern. Part of the Five Elements collection, it is made with recycled polyester fibers and is suitable for high-traffic environments, available in eight bleach-cleanable colorways.
