Designtex

Vibrant and inspiring, Maria Kebschull captured the essence of fun with this palette! Pairing Sophie Smallhorn’s Ribbon with complementary saturated colors and patterns from Patcraft, TileBar, and 3form, has us ready for all the colors of spring.

Thanks to Steelcase Health for sharing what Designtex is doing in the field of healthcare!

Ready to Roll! Our Quick Ship program offers the most popular DI‑NOC™ products with more purchasing options and shorter lead times. Quick Ship products are sold in increments, and ship in 3-5 business days. Look for the Quick Ship icon on our website and samples. Read more about it here: https://bit.ly/4iqpkLw

Minimalist linework, geometric flora and fauna – of course it’s Charley Harper’s ‘Beguiled by the Wild’! With the appearance of an interlocking jigsaw puzzle, the creatures and foliage in this iconic upholstery and wallcovering pattern capture the artist’s lifelong love of bold colors and clean lines. Explore more here: https://bit.ly/4iGTFoK

Happy International Women’s Day. Today we honor Gunta Stölzl, founder of the Weaving Workshop and the only female Master of the Bauhaus. Our focus on the work of the women weavers of the Bauhaus was a journey in discovering how radically significant their work and ideas were, and still are today. As part of the Weaving Workshop – also known as the ‘Women’s Class’ – Stölzl helped transform the style now known for its geometric volumes, unexpected materials, and the relationships formed between elements. Learn more about Gunta and the women's weavers here: https://bit.ly/4itFqDM Images 1 & 2: Photography by Dean Kaufman; Image 3: “Double Weave” Double Weave Adapted from an original work by Gunta Stölzl, “Design for a Double Weave”, 1925–1931

Roundel and Habitat are performance luxury in action. Both share the same luxurious cozy bouclé yarns and both are cleverly engineered to withstand robust cleaning without sacrificing tactility and elegance. With these performance luxury textiles, you get the best of both worlds. Read more about Roundel here: https://bit.ly/3DkKGe8

"Designtex leads by example, showing the positive implications of hyperconscious creation with empathy for those differently abled, and steps the industry must take to address the often-overlooked issue of sensory experience," shares Metropolis Magazine. Wonder, part of the Joy collection, is the result of Designtex's research in the emerging science of neuroaesthetics. The amorphous shapes and color palettes palettes speak to the importance of the sensory experience in spaces. Read more here: https://bit.ly/41nIVVA

This happy trio of tables looks so good – thanks for making Roundel part of it!

The yarn tells the story in @wallacesewell’s dynamic River Lea + The Thames duo. Beginning with windings, which are small color studies of wrapped yarns, the fine, striae-esque stripes of River Lea and bolder, thick stripes of The Thames are brought to life in intentionally coordinated – but unexpected – colorways. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4gW9V4c

Get to know more about the postconsumer recycling story behind Wool Library. Three styles in Wool Library contain 70% postconsumer recycled wool. Learn more about this centuries-old recycling tradition in Prato, Italy. Learn more about the process here: https://bit.ly/3zZ0jpY