Textiles for Summer 2025

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Handtufted rugs, an acoustic partition-curtain system, and wool-like yarn spun from nylon waste are among our picks for notable new textile releases.

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Botanica

This rug collection is London-based designer Bodo Sperlein’s first collaboration with Gan. Botanica is hand-tufted and carved in pure wool on a cotton backing, conjuring visual depth and movement that mimic the fluid contours of flora and fungi. Available in green, gray, and yellow across two shapes.
gan-rugs.com

Econyl Bespoke

Aquafil has launched a new yarn collection spun entirely from pre- and post-consumer nylon waste. Econyl is ­engineered for stain resistance and lasting color, making it suitable for rugs and carpets of any size. It is available in three textures: ReLana and ReSata have the feel of wool, while Terra offers an alternative to natural fibers.
aquafil.com

Hyphyn

Hyphyn provides all the benefits of vinyl upholstery without its usual toxic residue. The textile’s ACT-standard resistance to stains, disinfectants, and abrasion makes it ideal for high-traffic environments. Wolf-Gordon’s patented enzyme system—embedded in both the vinyl and polyester backing—will activate under anaerobic landfill conditions to biodegrade over 90% of the material within two years.
wolfgordon.com

Layered

This Mark Grattan–designed collection comprises three offerings with multiple colorways. Creativo is a checkered design that alternates between cut and uncut velvet; Wright, satin and solid-colored, has subtle irregularities in its weave; and Decadent is a zebra pattern fashioned of bouclé and chenille.
hbftextiles.com

Vario

A product of Carnegie and Swiss company Création Baumann’s 50-year collaboration, Vario is an acoustic partition-curtain system that reduces sound by 23 dB with its NoiseBlocker synthetic rubber. Acoustic fabrics encasing the soundproof core come in an array of textures and colors to blend seamlessly into any setting.
carnegiefabrics.com

Wool Library

Woven in Italy, Wool Library by Designtex lives up to its name. Its 190-color palette—from vibrant hues to subtle neutrals—offers a fitting tone for all projects. Fully biodegradable and free of PFAS, flame retardants, and antimicrobials, the collection is as sustainable as it is versatile: three of its four styles contain 70% post-consumer recycled wool from the fashion industry.
designtex.com