Crewel embroidery features long stitches with colorful yarns, inspired by nature, popular in the seventeenth century, now revived for modern interiors with printed designs.Read More →
Multifilament yarns consist of multiple synthetic strands, enhancing durability, flexibility, and strength. Texturizing increases bulk, making them ideal for resilient, luxurious carpets in high-traffic areas.Read More →
Synthetic materials have revolutionized fashion by enhancing comfort, durability, and sustainability. Innovations from companies like DuPont and Courtaulds continue to shape trends and technology.Read More →
The Edinburgh Weavers, founded in 1928, revolutionized textile design by integrating art and industry, collaborating with artists, and prioritizing technical innovation. Their legacy endures today.Read More →
Josef Frank, an Austrian architect and designer, left a significant mark on Swedish design, particularly in textiles and architecture. His humanistic approach continues to inspire modern design.Read More →
The Rabari Rug Collection by Doshi Levien pays tribute to Indian tribal embroidery, capturing the essence of Rabari culture through vibrant, hand-crafted designs. Celebrate artisanal excellence.Read More →
Barbara Brown, a renowned British textile and fashion designer, produced innovative and influential patterns for Heal’s Fabrics during the 1960s and 1970s, leaving a lasting legacy in textile design.Read More →
Jean Burkhalter, a pioneering figure in Art Deco, showcased versatile creativity in textiles and decorative arts, leaving a timeless legacy worldwide.Read More →
Dorothy Larcher, a London-born textile artist, was influenced by Indian design, collaborated with Phyllis Barron, and left a lasting legacy in British craftsmanship.Read More →
Hélène Henry, a visionary French textile designer, revolutionized the industry with innovative fabrics and collaborations with renowned designers, leaving a lasting influence.Read More →