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Elegant, Durable Walls Three Ways. Meet Aria. Each of our three new woven wallcoverings features a Crypton® Wall backing and finish, providing permanent stain, spill and odor protection, plus bleach cleanability. Aria brings a softness and subtle dimension to walls, pairing a decorative weave structure with fine chenille. Quiet accents of color lend nuance to its neutral palette, complementing the softness of its surface. Learn more about Aria at the link in bio. by @designtex_inc
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Elegant, Durable Walls Three Ways. Meet Lyra. Each of our three new woven wallcoverings features a Crypton® Wall backing and finish, providing permanent stain, spill and odor protection, plus bleach cleanability. Lyra focuses on the precise interaction of tape yarn in both warp and weft to create a refined surface. Its complex weave invites close attention while remaining calm at a distance, bringing subtle detail to walls alongside its rigorous performance. Learn more about Lyra at the link in bio. by @designtex_inc
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With the Launch of Linger, we’re circling back to a partnership that helped shape sustainable product design.​ ​ Before the Cradle to Cradle standard existed, Designtex collaborated with founders William McDonough and Michael Braungart to create the first biological-nutrient upholstery, Climatex Lifecycle™, and with McDonough again on the first antimony-free polyester. Both were later featured in the book Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things.​ ​ Now, Linger carries that history forward.​ Learn more at the link in bio. by @designtex_inc
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Linger and Abode are our first upholstery products with Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs)— standardized, independently verified reports that summarize a product life cycle assessment (LCA). EPDs provide data about environmental impacts, including embodied carbon, across defined stages of a product’s lifecycle. This gives designers credible information to support carbon-related building project goals and make more informed specifications. With Linger and Abode, comfort comes with greater transparency. by @designtex_inc
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8 days ago
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Cozy like a sweater. Certified with purpose. Linger pairs the visual depth and inviting tactility of multicolor bouclé with indoor-outdoor durability and 95% recycled content. It has achieved C2C Certified® Full Scope Bronze, evaluating the textile across its full lifecycle, as well as C2C Certified® Material Health Silver, recognizing its high achievements in chemical composition. Together, these certifications assess factors ranging from material health and circularity to water, energy, and fair labor practices. Learn more about Linger at the link in bio. by @designtex_inc
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12 days ago
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Graphic edge meets textured touch. Abode brings residential warmth to contract interiors through nubby, looped bouclé woven into a geometric, frame-like motif. Its organic texture and palette of earthy neutrals and rich hues create an inviting sense of hospitality—made for spaces that could use an extra dose of comfort. Along with Linger, Abode is Designtex’s first upholstery product with an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), providing transparent data about its environmental impacts and embodied carbon. Explore Abode at the link in bio. by @designtex_inc
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15 days ago
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We won! Designtex is honored to be awarded a winner of @metropolismag Planet Positive awards in the Innovation—Corporate Sustainability Initiative category. This recognition celebrates our work to improve the material health of our product line by reducing harmful chemistry and providing transparent, verified product information through our new Sustainability Specifications, now available on every product. Congratulations to all the finalists across every category for this collective work towards a planet positive future. by @designtex_inc
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16 days ago
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@designtex_inc applies decades of material intelligence to textiles, wallcoverings, and applied materials, balancing performance, beauty, sustainability, and human experience across built environments. Book your visit to Sample House to explore our newest vendor collections\. taken in Long Island City, Queens by @designtex_inc
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Meet the softer side of high performance: Abode + Linger. Abode balances the organic texture of bouclé with a bold, angular motif, while Linger pairs cuddly softness with indoor-outdoor performance and a Cradle to Cradle certification. Together, they bring warmth, pattern, comfort and sustainability to every space. They’re also Designtex’s first upholstery products with EPDs, offering greater transparency into embodied carbon and environmental impacts. by @designtex_inc
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18 days ago
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A new leaf. Meet Kuwa. Kuwa’s fig leaf pattern comes from pounding plants directly onto fabric, a natural dyeing technique called Tatakizome. No two leaves are the same, and the technique faithfully preserves their distinct anatomy, color, and beauty. Kuwa embodies biophilic design through its palette, the mark of the human hand, and its organic forms. Explore and customize Kuwa at the link in bio. by @designtex_inc
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22 days ago
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Shape shifters. Meet Kage, Kiku and Tsuki. The Itajime series comes from a Japanese block-resist dyeing technique — folding textile between clamped wood blocks, then bathing it in natural dye made from indigo, cutch, marigold and more. Artist and designer Alisa Benfey repeated the process to build layered color, echoing the “in-betweenness” of her Japanese-American heritage. Kage (“shadow”) — blurred, overlapping squares Kiku (“chrysanthemum”) — flower-shaped blocks turned floral Tsuki (“moon”) — rhythmic circles tracing lunar phases Explore and customize all three at the link in bio. by @designtex_inc
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Bathed in botanicals. Meet Sora. Sora, the Japanese word for “sky,” results from Shibori, a traditional tie-dye technique. The cloud-like motif comes from scrunching the fabric, then immersing it in dyes made from avocado pits, indigo, oak bark, and other botanicals. Discover Sora at the link in bio. by @designtex_inc
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