Elise Djo-Bourgeois's striking geometrics now find a new lease on life in nine reissues by Pierre Frey, block-printed on cotton percale—just as it was done in the twenties.

Fabric and Wallcovering designed by Danika Herrick with a fresh twist on traditional design. All designs can be customized and are printed in the USA.

This building is inspired by the weft of carpet and textile threads, which have a long-standing tradition in Iran of dyeing them, and silk threads with modern materials and a futuristic design. Designing a museum and gallery dedicated to carpets and textiles at the heart of Tehran encapsulates a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern architectural aesthetics. #architecture #house #fashion #decor #diy #homedecor #amazingarchitecture #interiordesign #contemporaryhome #modern #residence

Step into the Los Angeles office of Manuka Textiles founder Roxana Eslamieh, where her own wallpapers and designs fill the small space.

Yes, I do Exhibition Stand shootings too! This one is Beija Flor stand at Homi Milano Fair here in Italy. Decorative vinyl mats to floor, walls and tables. And what a collection range... New Spring/Summer 208 catalogue is like an inspiration book rather than just a catalogue!

Amsterdam design studio Beyond Space has created an office that doubles as a showroom using rippling laser-cut fabric to form cave-like spaces for working.

Alexandra wild, detail, Alexandra Drenth, courtesy by the artist January 2018, I’m reading the latest issue of Embroidery, the textile art magazine. I turn a page. And hold my breath… w…

A gorgeous moodboard created by Karolina Sato. Her patterns are a gorgeous exploration of the Maximalist Design trend. See more in this post. Textile design, home decor inspiration, interior design, patterns, textiles, surface pattern design

Creating tangible records of weather patterns has been a long-running practice for crafters and designers interested in visually documenting the effects of the climate crisis over time. Daniera ter Haar and Christoph Brach, of the Eindhoven, The Netherlands-based studio Raw Color, join this endeavor with their new collection of knitted goods that embed data about temperature changes, the sea’s rising levels, and emissions directly within their products’ patterns. In each design, the duo…