Colorful horizontal stripes woven in a soft, matte, or shimmering polyester make up Architex’s new Atlantis (pictured), Jupiter, and Saturn offerings. Each comes in 13 colorways and can be used as a standalone sheer.

Valley Forge Fabrics’ West Park polyester upholstery is able to withstand 100,000 double rubs. Named after birds—Sparrow, Canary, Blue Jay, and Quail—the four colorways add a subtle hue to the textured fabric.

Pulp Design Studios for S. Harris is a capsule collection of 10 textiles inspired by styles seen around the world. The eclectic fabrics emulate dream destinations through a modern lens.

From the Modern Repartee collection, Robert Allen Contract’s Kellynch Hall pattern is a menswear-inspired patchwork design that juxtaposes shiny and matte yarns. It boasts a 50,000 double-rub count and comes in eight colorways.

Inspired by the streets of Milan, KnollTextiles’ Rebel range combines black yarn with contrasting slubs of white and color woven in both the warp and weft directions, adding dimension with a soft, nubby texture.

Designed in collaboration with Gensler, Carnegie’s Line Art explores the line motif through a series of thin-striped, graphic patterns. Bright hues against a neutral ground add depth and a tactile quality to the fabric.