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.