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New curtain fabric collections, sheers, inbetweens and functional qualities from relevant brands.
Zimmer + Rohde uses DIMORA for the canopy-bed drapery and Roman blind in an Art Deco-inspired bedroom for The Mart Showhouse 2026. BISANZIO, INFINITY PLUS and LETO VELVET complete the textile scheme; INFINITY PLUS offers 100,000 Martindale abrasion resistance, washability, high lightfastness and Easy Care.
Read this story →Sheer fabric takes on a spatial role during the 61st Venice Biennale. Studio Andrée Putman uses BENU SKY RECYCLED FR from the BENU Recycled collection as suspended voile panels, bringing transparency and layering to the cloister of Madonna dell’Orto.
Read this story →Cassia combines embroidered sheers, botanical prints and tactile jacquards. Edgeworth II adds 33 upholstery fabrics that give classic stripes and checks a fresh, contemporary treatment.
Read this story →MOVEMENTS gives sheers and functional curtain fabrics a tactile expression. TAMI uses European Flax-certified linen, FLUID FR contains 54% GRS-certified recycled production waste, and SNOOZE FR combines full blackout with flame-retardant and sound-absorbing performance.
Read this story →Fischbacher 1819 will present new collections in Moscow from 22 to 24 September. The announcement covers curtain and interior textiles in silk, linen, cotton and hemp, alongside embroidery, prints, rugs and panoramic wallpaper.
Read this story →ANTI HEAT I, II and III combine a soft, wide-width curtain fabric with a metal coating that limits glare, UV radiation and radiant heat. Fischbacher 1819 reports tests showing indoor temperatures around 2°C lower; the washable polyester qualities are also flame-retardant.
Read this story →BENU Formidable brings the recycled curtain and upholstery fabrics ChaChaCha, Calypso, Rumba and Mambo together with colourful Bloom wallpaper and the Freestyle rug. Every textile is recycled or sustainably produced, and most qualities are inherently flame-retardant.
Read this story →In a timeline from 1886 to the present, Création Baumann shows how curtain textiles gained functions for light control, acoustics and flexible spaces. SINFONIA, DIMMER, acoustic textiles and ABSORBER RECYCLED mark the shift from decorative material to technical solution.
Read this story →For the reception rooms at Casa Italia in London, interior designer Nick Vinson selected Rubelli's Dahlia and Vanity for the curtains. Dahlia is an embossed silk-and-wool satin; Vanity is a plain silk with an iridescent effect, used in light and neutral tones.
Read this story →Timeless Interiors expands the range with flowing decorative fabrics, expressive textures and functional qualities for residential and contract interiors. The collection balances character with long-term usability.
Read this story →The collection combines soft textures, graphic rhythms and layered colours. Functional qualities include the Cove blackout fabric and the lightfast Audo inbetween.
Read this story →The Azimuth fabric collection was presented as a spatial installation in 5Vie. Designer Nathalie Van der Massen translated its tactility into room screens using linen, wool, silk and jute.
Read this story →Cove is designed for complete blackout performance, combining a fluid drape with a soft, wool-like appearance for residential and contract interiors.
Read this story →The new collection combines bouclé textures, subtle slubs and woolly effects with calm earthy shades. Alongside Cornus and Prunus, the launch includes wide-width sheers, dim-out and blackout qualities.
Read this story →Beach, Divine, Sphere, Spicy, Volcano and Wools form Wind's latest launch. The six lines range from airy textures to richer constructions and tactile wool qualities.
Read this story →At Münchner Stoff Frühling, Zimmer + Rohde presented its new spring collections, new colours for the Cordon classic and its partnership with Danish hardware brand Stilling.
Read this story →The curtain fabric collection brings together linen-like qualities, soft cotton blends and earthy textures in a palette of neutrals, ochre, green and warm clay tones.
Read this story →Runway Statement comprises Muse, Nebbia, Backstage, Lusso, Runway, Carino and Caldo. The fabrics combine a couture feel with varied textures and a broad colour palette.
Read this story →Zaria, Morandi and Sorrento form the new launch, alongside refreshed colours for the successful Atlantis and Barcelona plains. The range includes prints, embroideries, sheers, satin and velvet.
Read this story →The collection combines premium materials, crafted textures and a restrained colour world. New qualities have been developed for elegant, layered window treatments in residential and contract interiors.
Read this story →Indes Fuggerhaus will continue almost all GEOS decorative and curtain fabrics and take over their make-up service. For upholstery, the ENOA, DUO, PURO and BORA lines remain in the programme.
Read this story →Luce is the third collection under the creative direction of Formafantasma. It includes decorative interior fabrics, Italian-made solution-dyed acrylic outdoor textiles and ten new wallcoverings.
Read this story →The January collection combines watered velvets, fluid satins, mohair and hand-spun raw silk. New geometries, durable flame-retardant embroideries and textile wallcoverings broaden the range.
Read this story →Gerster presented its latest curtain collection to customers and trade visitors for the first time on 13 and 14 January. The presentation took place next to Heimtextil in Frankfurt.
Read this story →The curtain producer ended 2025 as a certified B Corp. According to the brand, it is the first curtain factory in Europe to meet B Lab's social and environmental standards.
Read this story →Blooming Hills translates flora and fauna into decorative and functional curtain fabrics. The collection includes Messina Soft RE, darkening Silent Mode FR and Vista RE.
Read this story →With Rhythm, ADO Goldkante brings together its curtain fabric launches for autumn 2025. The collection continues the interplay of colour, texture and functional textile qualities.
Read this story →The September 2025 collection adds natural-fibre sheers, two wide-width wool fabrics and a densely woven linen voile. It also expands the flame-retardant fabric and textile wallcovering ranges.
Read this story →Meadow is a semi-transparent curtain fabric made from pure hemp. According to the brand, the fibre is grown without pesticides or artificial fertilisers and requires less water and land than cotton.
Read this story →Mosaic is a patented four-layer woven blackout fabric without a coating. The quality contains 61 per cent recycled PET bottles and is available in eight colours.
Read this story →Lumo and Grace are made from recycled polyester on both sides, are GRS certified and PFAS free. Wide-width Lumo comes in nine colours, while two-sided Grace is offered in three shades.
Read this story →Mezzo is a wool-rich inbetween with a soft, natural appearance. Blending differently coloured fibres creates a lively, melange surface that filters light subtly.
Read this story →Bright View brings Butter Yellow, Electric Blue and combinations of green and aubergine to sheers, inbetweens, decorative, dim-out and blackout fabrics. The spring collection links colour with functional curtain qualities.
Read this story →The collection adds the wide-width sheer Multi, alongside Tekla and Check in fully recycled, flame-retardant yarns. De Ploeg combines graphic simplicity with contract-ready performance.
Read this story →Ioka FR is a wide-width semi-transparent curtain fabric made from 100 per cent recycled PET. The washable quality is inherently flame retardant and designed for residential and contract interiors.
Read this story →Rhapsody explores natural textures and renewed classics for the window. Wide-width sheer Louie RE contains 70 per cent recycled PET, while Barry FR adds a flame-retardant quality.
Read this story →Under the title Textile Love Stories, JAB ANSTOETZ presents its spring 2025 launches. Introductions include Boutique Living, Colorful Living and Cosy Living with decorative and functional textile qualities.
Read this story →Paradiso combines natural and recycled materials with functional curtain fabrics. Introductions include Hanna, wide-width So Biscuit with thermal and acoustic properties, and flame-retardant Truffle Taffeta FR RE.
Read this story →Designs of the Time presented its new Ausarta fabric collection in Paris. The launch focused on the brand's natural materials, tactile textures and layered colours.
Read this story →Perfect Blend brings together sheers, inbetweens, decorative fabrics and blackout qualities. The collection includes Cane, Aroma and Barista and is built around calm, natural colour combinations.
Read this story →The capsule collection comprises the wool curtain fabrics Jungfrau and Eiger and the Mönch throw. The collaboration translates the Alpine landscape into distinctive textures, contemporary colours and a materially responsible approach.
Read this story →Sahco's dedicated drapery launch focuses on curtain fabrics with refined drape and texture. The collection complements the other interior textiles presented by the brand in 2024.
Read this story →HORIZON comprises transparent, semi-transparent and dense curtain fabrics with graphic structures and natural materials. The collection connects light control with tactile surfaces and a calm colour palette.
Read this story →At Design Post Köln, Création Baumann presented DREAM! and ACOUSTIC STRIPES. The acoustic curtain fabrics combine a graphic stripe effect with functional sound absorption for residential and contract interiors.
Read this story →Ghirlanda translates the order and richness of Italian Renaissance gardens into decorative curtain fabrics. The spring collection combines expressive prints, embroidery and wide-width linens.
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