A dose of inspiration courtesy of @horsradish5 , who has interned during his Spring Semester at Parsons.
Joe started the Mirage Rug in Cardinal, a handknotted design from Nepal and layered in more of his favorites from the showroom.
Introducing Mimosa and Rosarita from @raptureandwright , two new floral fabrics that reflect the studio’s distinctive color sensibility through familiar hues and unexpected pairings.
Founded in 2004 by Rebecca Aird and Peter Thwaites, Rapture & Wright is one of the few remaining hand-print studios in the UK, known for reimagining traditional techniques to create sophisticated fabrics and wallpapers using innovative, environmentally sustainable methods.
Rapture & Wright is part of @lucyrosedesign , a curated collection of English boutique fabric and wallpaper lines.
@counterpart_studios introduces Maris, Cadence and Tracery, a new wallpaper collection created in collaboration with @bespokeglass .
Inspired by original hand-cut stained glass compositions by artist Lesley Green, the collection translates color, structure and the quiet architecture of light into wallpaper, preserving the rhythm of each lead line and pane.
The three patterns each bring a distinct point of view: Maris is fluid and botanical, Cadence is rhythmic and architectural, and Tracery is bold and graphic.
Introducing the Oslo Rug, handknotted in Nepal in wool with silk accents.
Available in Powder Blue and Beurre, each colorway is paired with a few of our favorite fabrics and wallpapers. Which scheme are you drawn to?
We are so pleased to a part of the latest issue of Detroit Design @detroitdesignmagazine for Spring 2026 featuring @float.studio ’s recent Bloomfield Hills project.
Brad Sherman on Flat Vernacular’s View wallpaper:
“The wallpaper is very geometric and reminded us of window panes — something you often see at Cranbrook. The homeowners fell in love with it, and it felt like a bold, playful choice for the outer room off the entrance.”
Outlet: @detroitdesignmagazine
Editor: @giuseppanadrowski
Designer: @float.studio
Photography:@mvp_detroit
PR Representation: @__mcgraw__
Introducing Circe’s Garden, an enchanting new design from @fannyshorter .
Inspired by the whimsical gardens of Mount Stewart in Northern Ireland, this design reflects the extraordinary landscape created under Edith Londonderry’s vision in the early 20th century.
Fanny beautifully captures the gardens’ lush abundance, while playful details within the pattern pay tribute to the Ark Club, a weekly gathering whose members included Churchill and Chamberlain, as well as writers, poets and artists such as J.M. Barrie.
Available as both fabric and wallpaper, get in touch to request samples!
Florence by @kls_textiles is a new favorite of ours. We love the subtle texture and the variation within each color.
A stunning example of hand-block printing, master artisans use threads and pins as guides to place each stripe with remarkable precision.
Swipe to see this process evolve, and get in touch to request samples.
No one does a botanical quite like @abigailborg , discover her newest design 'Leafy' available as both fabric and wallpaper in Forest, Clay, Jade and Cinnamon.
We are thrilled to announce that @turquoisemountain is now represented at @studiofournyc .
Founded in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III, Turquoise Mountain is a charitable organization working directly with artisan communities around the world to protect and revitalize cultural heritage.
Since 2016, Turquoise Mountain has partnered with highly skilled weavers across Myanmar, a country deeply affected by conflict. The program prioritizes sustaining artisan livelihoods, with a particular focus on supporting women weavers—enabling them to earn an income from their craft and provide for their families during challenging times.
The fabrics draw on patterns unique to Myanmar’s ethnic groups, traditionally used for longyi, the garment worn by men and women throughout the country. Each handwoven design is reimagined in wider widths, making these heritage textiles well suited for upholstery and drapery in interior settings.
If you’re looking for samples get in touch or order online!
Introducing the Nicoyàn Collection by @eskayel .
As a surfer, Eskayel founder Shanan Campanaro periodically decamps to Costa Rica both for consistent waves and for artistic inspiration. A recent visit saw her attention shift to the flora surrounding the house where she always stays.
From these calm, colorful scenes comes the new collection, Alhelí, Pétalos and Plumeria Shadows, each offered as both fabric and wallpaper.
