Part of Wolf-Gordon’s Rampart Wall Protection line, the Keren pattern incorporates multiple threads for a textural look. Thanks to a special finish and backing, it doesn’t require hardware to install.

Offered in six colorways, the Type II vinyl Immersion wallcovering from Innovations layers metallic and matte textures so the large-scale patterns pops off the wall.

Curated from the works of photographer Steve LaVoie, the Exposure pattern, part of Astek’s Apperception collection, acts as natural graffiti with images evoking concrete and steel showcasing marks, scars, stains, and patinas.

Vista from Source One, a TRI-KES brand, is a contemporary twist on a vintage textile. The Type II vinyl comes in 13 colorways, with custom colors and weights available.

MDC reunited with Thom Filicia for its new 11-color Oxford collection, which reimagines classic textiles with a modern, two-layered vertical stripe set against a neutral backdrop.

Featuring a 100 percent PVC face and non-woven backing, Fabricut Contract’s 64021W Surface pattern simulates the look of a chunky woven texture in eight colorways.

Arc-Com introduces Sway, a transitional pattern available in 10 hues and printed on a soft, horizontal background with varying widths of intersecting and undulating lines.

Tempaper adds Black on Black (pictured) and Moss and Bronze colorways to Intersections by Genevieve Gorder, a collection defined by a feminine shimmer and a kinetic masculinity.