Wolf-Gordon’s complementary Roy, Screen, and Score upholstery textiles feature versatile patterns created with flexible layouts in mind, including modular furnishings. The dimensional patterns offer durability, luxurious texture, and a harmonious color palette.

Inspired by the texture of tree bark, KnollTextiles’ Retreat is a midscale allover organic pattern that boasts a sophisticated linen-like look. The eight colors offered range from graphite to pink opal.

Fabricut Contract’s Italian Leather collection features more than 400 skus ranging from earthy neutrals to bold colors. The series comprises 11 hide styles, including Aniline, Nubuck, and Metallic, each with a distinct character and unique appearance.

Studio Twist has reimagined the large-scale Newman tropical palm leaf design, part of the Miami collection, with Faulkner + Locke, to complement a custom mural from the art consultancy. Inspired by the tropical travel posters of the 1940s, the timeless design brings romance to pillows and throws.

Designed specifically for the hospitality and cruise industries, Fil Doux Textiles’ Alto collection resembles colors found throughout nature, such as warm spring neutrals, earthy tones, and grounded green and blue colorways.

Cortina Leathers’ Cuyahoga line of performance leathers offers a soft hand and inviting grain texture. The subtle two-tone color created by an innovative effect treatment adds depth and an organic variability.

Evoking the feeling of a chunky sweater, Valley Forge Fabrics’ Contortionist is a durable, densely woven boucle textile that exceeds 50,000 double rubs, is Oeko-Tex certified, available in six colors, and perfect for chaise or sofa upholstery.

Enduratex’s Andante fabric collection boasts a faded denim look with 14 rich, heathered colors. The series is also free of phthalates, is fire retardant, and features antimicrobial additives.

Luum Textiles’ Mutable Matter collection, designed by Suzanne Tick, explores fiber, structure, and process. Transforming renewable and recycled fibers into new surfaces, the line focuses on the design process, from weaving and embroidery to the chemistry of the fiber and dye development.

Collaborating with designer Serena Confalonieri, L’Opificio’s Scott collection reinterprets a classic Scottish tartan motif with soft wavy lines rather than rigid straight ones, creating an elegant geometric pattern.