Posts Tagged: Fabric
Vinyl texture with Camira Fabrics
Global textile innovator Camira has launched its newest vinyl product. Manila is a high performance vinyl with a textured detail appearance that mimics the look of a woven fabric. As an environmentally preferable Phthalate free vinyl, Manila is suitable for high-demanding and healthcare environments both for its performance, as well as its attractive printed design…. Read More >
Heritage with Chieftain Fabrics
BCFA member Chieftain Fabrics have a whole array of heritage collections available to look at – in fact, their first collection was the Heritage collection introduced in 1988! Thirty years later, it has endured and more than deserves its own pattern card to differentiate it from the other smooth vinyls in the Chieftain Collection. Design… Read More >
Q&A: Delius Textiles
Fitting beautifully with this month’s Heritage theme, BCFA member Delius is showing creativity and a spirit of innovation as there is no other material on the market as yet with such flame retardant properties. A remarkable knitting series featuring a three-dimensional pattern is joining the Delius product line. Sylke Mikolajczak answers some of Design Insider’s… Read More >
ILIV – Cairngorm contract fabric collection
ILIV’s Cairngorm collection fuses traditional Scottish Highland heritage with contemporary trends to add instant comfort and character to any space. Cairngorm has been intelligently designed to coordinate with BCFA member’s plain fabrics such as Burghley or Harris designs, perfect for a more contemporary feel. Steeped in traditional designs and celebrating Scottish craftsmanship, Cairngorm comprises of… Read More >
Sekers release Abisko and Copernicus fabrics
BCFA member Sekers have recently launched two new beautiful collections – Abisko and Copernicus. Within Abisko lays two fabrics, Dalarna & Falun, whilst the Copernicus collection has two woven velvets Deneb & Vega. Design Insider would love for you to read on and learn more about these intricate fabrics! ABISKO – a collection of two… Read More >
Mercure Edinburgh City – KAI
Kai’s fabric has been used in the elegant Mercure Edinburgh City Princes Street Hotel, which has undergone a locally inspired refurbishment to the public spaces, which includes the bar and restaurant. The BCFA member’s fabric used is part of the Como collection. The Mercure Edinburgh City Princes Street hotel is located in the city centre and is… Read More >
Delve into cultures with Muraspec’s Amazonia
Motifs is a series of collections inspired by different cultural themes. Muraspec’s Amazonia collection is a set of enchanting patterns providing a glimpse into a rainbow of exotic creatures and rich vegetation; using the vibrant and lush rainforest flora and fauna as inspiration. Created in their Kent studio, Novos, Rio, Manos and Porto take us on a… Read More >
Bring The Luxe Lifestyle Look Into Your Home: KAI New Collections Autumn/ Winter 18’
BCFA member KAI is a fabric brand that is part of a group of brands from Ashley Wilde Group. KAI has recently launched new collections that are full of plush metallic tones and sophisticated colours – perfect for the new seasons ahead. The KAI name is derived from the concept of it’s meaning ‘earth’, ‘sea’, and ‘tree’,… Read More >
Linwood’s new colourful Faroe range
BCFA member Linwood are a family business based in the South of England, offering both contemporary and classic designs that combine quality, beauty and practicality to fabrics and wallpapers. Linwood’s creative team have recently created a new fabric collection named Faroe, which offers inspiring colours for a designer’s project. Faroe has a timeless herringbone wool… Read More >
Loomah’s Jagged Houndstooth – ain’t nothin’ but a hound dog!
Loomah, a BCFA member, are excited to announce the launch of their latest HOUNDSTOOTH collection. Named after the jagged teeth of a dog, Houndstooth originates from the Scottish Lowlands where it was originally worn by sheepherders in the 19th Century. Most often associated with more conservative menswear, this distinctive geometric pattern characterised by its four-pointed… Read More >
Edmund Bell’s Metallic Appreciation
Edmund Bell, a BCFA member, are known for many types of fabrics: blackout, dimout, sheet, woven, print and upholstery. As their leading fabrics hold many sumptuous and tactile properties, Design Insider would like to bring you an inside look in to one specific colour: metallic. It’s the small details that make the difference within the frame… Read More >
Transition to a new Era with Camira’s extended colour palette
BCFA member Camira has invited you to transition to a new “Era” with their extended colour palettes. Colour is at the heart of Camira’s fabrics, and the global textile manufacturer continues to demonstrate this with a new and exciting launch of colour variations to one of their polyester ranges. Camira Fabrics Ltd has been a longstanding… Read More >
PIXEL By Panaz at CDW2018
We caught up with Panaz at this year’s Clerkenwell Design Week where they exhibiting as part of Projects. We interviewed Sarah Lloyd, Head of Design at Panaz about their recent collaborative collection with designer David Fox – Pixel. Pixel comes in two variations; digital and binary, both of which play with scale and contrast with… Read More >