Comprising five patterns including Waterfall (shown), which nods to the movement of water, Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering’s Shelter collection is chunky in texture and made with a mix of acrylic, cotton, and polyester.

Gestures of static, frequency, and vibration are emulated in the five sustainable textiles that compose Luum Textiles’ Good Vibrations line by Suzanne Tick, which is made in North America and contains recycled content.

Available in eight patterns in a range of 17 colors, the botanical-inspired collection from Fil Doux Textiles reveals the full glory of the garden in a curated range of florals, stripes, and multicolored textures.

Brentano’s Mosaic uses an arrangement of triangle tiles in three different pile directions, creating a subtle color difference with a shimmering effect. An indoor/outdoor velvet, the collection comes in 10 tones.

Chesapeake from Kravet showcases a range of designs, each featuring Crypton technology with an integrated permanent liquid barrier. With 55 SKUs available, the line’s stain-resistant technology makes them easily cleanable.

From Fabric Innovations, Paris is a versatile collection comprising tweed, featuring a soil-resistant finish; vegan faux leather, which passes 100,000 double rubs; and velvet, boasting knit-backing.

Part of the Kelly Hoppen-designed Perfect Neutrals line from Richloom Contract, Mercy-Ivory is a window drapery pattern sporting stripes and plaids in a muted palette of cream and off-white.

The Gemini collection—boasting intricate patterns and textures across a range of categories—showcases Pollack’s classic aesthetic, notably in the Empire sheer window covering, which comes in two colorways, Husk (shown) and Flax.

Lush, United Fabrics’ most popular velvet, has been updated with new colors, including soft pastels and jewel tones. Additionally, the line is now soil- and stain-resistant with a PFAS-free permanent finish.

The double-woven Crevin line from Valley Forge Fabrics is made with recycled fibers and without extra chemicals or coatings, is PFAS free, and meets Oeko-Tex Standard 100, indicating that the textiles have been tested for harmful substances.

Fabricut Contract introduces Window Glamour, a wide-width drapery collection woven with recycled polyester and adorned with subtle shimmering yarns and textures in a crisp and inviting color palette.

The durable Al Fresco collection from Carnegie is made from sustainably sourced, rapidly renewable sugarcane and comprises 85-percent biobased PE content.

From natural cotton to chenille and bouclè, the indoor/outdoor Veranda line from P/Kaufmann Contract showcases mini geometrics, small-scale architectural motifs, and layered textures in eight upholstery fabrics.

Kravet introduces Thom Filicia Latitude, a mix of large- and small-scale patterns, stripes, textures, and solids in a neutral palette. Exceeding 50,000 double rubs, the line is resistant to water, stains, mildew, and fading.

Movida, Valley Forge Fabrics’ lightweight, linen-like drapery, measures 122 inches in width, is OKEO-TEX certified, and is available in five soothing pastel shades.

Made from 100 percent recycled polyester, Casablanca from Fabric Innovations is a line of drapery that comes in four sheer patterns in seven colors and three blackout patterns in six colorways.

Created in collaboration with Sunbrella, Thimble by United Fabrics is a large-scale pattern reminiscent of heirloom patchwork quilts, mimicking handstitched, detailed embroidery and ric rac trimming.

From Fil Doux Textiles, Baker is a line of double-width drapery that comes in five colors, each recalling the natural colors of the Patagonia region of Chile.

A classic tweed weave with overlapping color combinations, Gimme from Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering is a textural bouclé yarn that creates a non-linear, heathered pattern in seven colorways.

Fabricut Contract introduces Upholstery Essentials Volume III, which includes 11 high-performance fabrics that are highly durable, low maintenance, and PFAS-Free for reduced environmental impact.

Deep Connections from HBF Textiles translates the textures and tones of nature—including the delicate intricacies within shadows and the careful layers of organic patterns—into a line of high-performing textiles.