Heimtextil fabric spotlight
By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, January 5, 2003
Alhambra
American Decorative Fabrics
Audejas
Aznar
Blumenthal
Covington Fabrics
Covington Upholstery Fabrics
Cy Clark
Dedar
Deltracon
Duralee
Matisse
Piel
Prestigious Textiles
Quaker Fabric
Reig
Saiatex
Sati
Swavelle Mill Creek
Swinkels Interior Textiles
Textiles Pascual
Vanelli
Waverly
Wm. Whitaker
Alhambra
Omali, and its coordinate, shown here in blue, are among the newest jacquards from this Spanish mill.
American Decorative Fabrics
Three chenille coordinates, from a group called Caine, feature eye-catching color on a black chenille background.
Audejas
Bartas features a contemporary embossed effect inspired by the use of varied fibers. Polyester, viscose, cotton and acrylic.
Aznar
Sajama and Illimani, from the Everest collection under the Bon Drap brand, are shown in a fresh palette featuring fuchsia. Polyester and cotton.
Blumenthal
A soft butterscotch shade flatters the traditional pattern of Canterbury, a chenille damask rose.
Covington Fabrics
Picardy is an allover print in country French red and blue on a gold matelasse ground. Cotton.
Covington Upholstery Fabrics
Bakersfield's comfortable colors and woven texture make this American plaid a good choice for upholstery applications. Acrylic and olefin.
Cy Clark
A brilliant navy blue defines the feathery print pattern of Astor. Cotton.
Dedar
Frou-Frou, available in six colorways, showcases multicolor silk squares on a transparent gauze ground. Polyester and silk.
Deltracon
Highly textural and completely natural, these heavyweight blends are designed for upholstery applications. Linen, cotton and wool.
Duralee
Wildflowers and dragonflies combine in the large-scale print called Flora Imperialis. Cotton.
Matisse
Long-stemmed calla lilies bring contemporary simplicity to Aroma.
Piel
Buque, a floral chenille fabric, is shown with its plain correlate Tate and stripe Velero.
Prestigious Textiles
Estoril's elegant multidirectional scroll pattern showcases a three-dimensional effect achieved through the use of warm chenille on a lustrous metallic ground. Acrylic, polyester and cotton.
Quaker Fabric
Cypher's contemporary pattern and slub weave is punched up with a fresh tangerine color. Viscose and polyester.
Reig
Pantera, with its rich, textured weave of chenille and slubbed yarns, is a companion to Diasol, a lightweight fabric.
Saiatex
An abundance of soft chenille sets off the blooms in Montara, part of the California collection. Polyester, cotton and viscose.
Sati
Three versions of chenille tell a color story for upholstery applications. Cotton and polyester.
Swavelle Mill Creek
Red, sage green and soft yellow blend perfectly in the woven plaid of Martinique. Cotton and viscose.
Swinkels Interior Textiles
Circles of red and purple spin on the crisp surface of Yannick. Cotton and viscose.
Textiles Pascual
Ikebana, a floral jacquard in soft colors, is shown with its companion Clara. Rayon and polyester.
Vanelli
Tiny sparks of metallic yarn add to the charm of Clay Rigo's dressy stripe pattern. Polyester, viscose and Lurex.
Waverly
An elegant white floral embroidery graces the black ground of Bryan House.
Wm. Whitaker
Antique colors and a Quaker Wash finish give Tory a gently worn effect. Viscose and linen.
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