
10 Must See Fabrics for 2013
Today I bring you a listing of ten fabrics that I believe are a must see for this year. I’m in love with all the items in this selection, and I believe you’ll enjoy it as much as I do!
Which ones do you like the most? And the least? Let me know in the comments section!
1 – Metro by Arc-Com
This fabric is 100% made of polyester, comes in various color schemes and it has an urban vintage feel to it.
District contains an all-over ombré patterning with a hint of a metallic yarn. I comes in 7 different colors.
3 – Geo by Mika Barr
A textile design specialist, Barr developed the Geo pattern based on the world of Origami paper-folding. Geo is the implementation of hard and angular geometric shapes into soft fabrics.
Holographic fabrics are starting to pop up in the fashion world, keep your eyes open on this trend, who knows where it could go. They provide a futuristic and psychedelic look to the fabric bringing it closer glitter and rainbows.
Venezia is a new fabric collection by Rubelli. Pure silk velvet. A reproduction of the Venice-made velvet, which can be dated to the second half of the fifteenth century, with a rich and full hand. Venezia is presented in twenty colourways.
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6 – Firenze by Schumacher Fabrics
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7 – Mona by Sahco
The panel MONA is another highlight of Sahco’s 2013 collection. An extraordinary wallcovering featuring a screened poppy flower in different and very gradual colours. In a digital print the spectacular design is applied to the base RAFIA. The combination of the textile structure of RAFIA and the different colours of the pattern create this expressive wallcovering.
8 – La Favorite by Osborne and Little
La Favorite presents us with Exotic flora depicted in various colors on white or cream. Almost reminiscent of old scientific illustrations, this wallpaper should look great on an antique study room.
9 – Nordic Collection by Warwick
A refreshing return to Scandinavian aesthetic, inspired print and weave design brings an air of natural brilliance. Nordic, a mood of sophisticated simplicity. Cool, warm or summery, the collection easily co-ordinates with an innovative focus tailored to refined modern living.
10 – Laser cut/engraved textiles
This technology greatly expands the repertoire of possibilities for interior designer as well as any other professional working with fabrics. It amazing some of the work that has came out of fashion through these means.