Characterized by shimmering mylar, handmade woven textiles, and printed natural fibers, the Thom Filicia-designed Cultivated Living collection for Winfield Thybony is available through Kravet.

Wolf-Gordon’s Repeat Offenders collection riffs on the past with a tongue-in-cheek twist on colors, scales, and forms found in retro designs from the company’s own archives.

Resource Furniture’s ConcreteWall line of photographic wallcoverings is created to fit the precise size of each installation, ensuring zero waste in the process.

In Phillip Jeffries’ reptilian-inspired Mosaic Mamba collection, the handwoven sisal is dyed, cut, and laid by hand atop a metallic or colored ground. Coordinating hemp grounds are also available.

Available in 10 patterns and 94 colorways, Holly Hunt’s easily cleanable Performance wallcovering collection is available in two categories: Type II vinyl and sound absorption.

Astek’s Ephemeral collection captures the transitory moments of discovery in the artistic process. Painters’ palettes are photographed in flux, finding beauty where pigments and textures collide to create murals that explore abstract color and tactile form.

The striking vein pattern of the Calacatta Topaz marble from Daltile’s Panoramic Porcelain Surfaces line reveals hints of gold that contrast the smooth white background.

The large-scale, geometric Geoloom pattern from Koroseal’s Spring 2020 series employs metallic and pearl accents in 10 colorways.