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Textiles

Textiles use base materials that are either natural or synthetic, and the production methods usually include weaving, printing or a combination of the two. Textiles have many technical attributes, including antibacterial and flame retardant features. Textiles are used in upholstery, curtains, sheers and acoustics.

Dramatic floral wallpaper featuring red pomegranates, butterflies, and vibrant blooms, complementing a chic black and gold décor.

Surface View

Design duo Divine Savages seated on a teal couch, showcasing elegant wallpapers and luxury interiors inspiration.

Divine Savages

Abigail Edwards interacts with her dog in her inspiring, nature-themed design studio filled with wallpaper samples.

Abigail Edwards

Textile production machinery with colorful threads, highlighting Kvadrat's innovative upholstery fabric manufacturing process in Denmark.

Inside Kvadrat

Colorfully arranged fabric piles on a warehouse floor, showcasing Christien Meindertsma's exploration of material reuse at Vitra Design Museum.

Beyond the Surface

Elegant dining table set against a botanical mural, featuring decorative vases and plates, enhancing a green-themed ambience.

Greenhouse

Artisans in blue garments work with indigo, showcasing the labor-intensive process of traditional dyeing techniques.

State of Indigo

Scottish visual artist Jenny Steele in her studio, surrounded by colorful textile designs and artwork inspired by seaside towns.

Jenny Steele on Miami Beach, Morecambe and the revival of northern seaside towns

Polly Leonard, founder of Selvedge magazine, poses in front of colorful textiles, showcasing raw design talent in the industry.

Polly Leonard on dominating the textiles industry through championing raw design talent