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Spring 2024
Kirkby Design at Romo
Spring 2024
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Kirkby Design’s spring 2024 collections focus on sustainability and the environment, experimenting with new, responsibly sourced fibers and drawing inspiration from nature. The distinctive Kirkby aesthetic is ever present, with bold geometrics and contemporary weaves leading the way in the hero collection, Graphic Nature. Ultramodern and technically innovative, its designs are crafted from natural fibers such as hemp and bamboo or recycled yarns. Aloe is a fluid, sustainable sheer befitting its namesake fiber. Perennially popular vegan leather Laser is now produced through a more eco-friendly process. And Chelsea, Kirkby’s staple linen, is Oeko-Tex certified and available in a fresh palette.

Aloe is a groundbreaking, washable, wide-width sheer drapery textile comprising 60 percent aloe vera and 40 percent organic cotton. Because the plant grows chemical- and fertilizer-free and does not require watering, aloe vera fiber is more sustainable than conventional materials. Hung vertically or horizontally, Aloe’s transparency allows light to filter through, creating minimal blocks of color. A calming neutral palette is punctuated with on-trend shades such as Acid Yellow and Cobalt Blue
Aloe is a groundbreaking, washable, wide-width sheer drapery textile comprising 60 percent aloe vera and 40 percent organic cotton. Because the plant grows chemical- and fertilizer-free and does not require watering, aloe vera fiber is more sustainable than conventional materials. Hung vertically or horizontally, Aloe’s transparency allows light to filter through, creating minimal blocks of color. A calming neutral palette is punctuated with on-trend shades such as Acid Yellow and Cobalt Blue
Progression through experimentation: This collection of decorative weaves uses sustainable and recycled materials, creating yarns from environmentally friendly hemp, bamboo and ahimsa silk fibers. Inspired by nature, the designs reinterpret phenomena like marble vistas, basalt columns and rock faces, translating them into geometrics and giving them a graphic edge. Unmistakably Kirkby, the collection comprises an innovative mix of materials and styles, including cut and uncut velvets, a supersoft chenille and a warming wool
Progression through experimentation: This collection of decorative weaves uses sustainable and recycled materials, creating yarns from environmentally friendly hemp, bamboo and ahimsa silk fibers. Inspired by nature, the designs reinterpret phenomena like marble vistas, basalt columns and rock faces, translating them into geometrics and giving them a graphic edge. Unmistakably Kirkby, the collection comprises an innovative mix of materials and styles, including cut and uncut velvets, a supersoft chenille and a warming wool
A Kirkby staple, Chelsea II is a washable, Oeko-Tex certified, 100 percent linen, meaning the fabric is free from harmful chemicals. Its beautiful stonewashed finish gives it a relaxed feel, and its weight is just right for drapery and upholstery
A Kirkby staple, Chelsea II is a washable, Oeko-Tex certified, 100 percent linen, meaning the fabric is free from harmful chemicals. Its beautiful stonewashed finish gives it a relaxed feel, and its weight is just right for drapery and upholstery
Laser Eco uses Biovyn, a bio-attributed PVC made with 100 percent renewable carbon feedstock, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent compared to fossil fuel–based PVC. It also utilizes bio-attributed ethylene sourced from CTO (Crude Tall Oil), a second-generation feedstock found in the forestry industry
Laser Eco uses Biovyn, a bio-attributed PVC made with 100 percent renewable carbon feedstock, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent compared to fossil fuel–based PVC. It also utilizes bio-attributed ethylene sourced from CTO (Crude Tall Oil), a second-generation feedstock found in the forestry industry
Progression through experimentation: This collection of decorative weaves uses sustainable and recycled materials, creating yarns from environmentally friendly hemp, bamboo and ahimsa silk fibers. Inspired by nature, the designs reinterpret phenomena like marble vistas, basalt columns and rock faces, translating them into geometrics and giving them a graphic edge. Unmistakably Kirkby, the collection comprises an innovative mix of materials and styles, including cut and uncut velvets, a supersoft chenille and a warming wool
Progression through experimentation: This collection of decorative weaves uses sustainable and recycled materials, creating yarns from environmentally friendly hemp, bamboo and ahimsa silk fibers. Inspired by nature, the designs reinterpret phenomena like marble vistas, basalt columns and rock faces, translating them into geometrics and giving them a graphic edge. Unmistakably Kirkby, the collection comprises an innovative mix of materials and styles, including cut and uncut velvets, a supersoft chenille and a warming wool
Graphic, grid-like salt pans influenced Racer, in which areas of responsibly sourced viscose contrast with matte sections made from blended organic and recycled cotton. The viscose satin creates a subtle sheen with a glamorous yet modern feel
Graphic, grid-like salt pans influenced Racer, in which areas of responsibly sourced viscose contrast with matte sections made from blended organic and recycled cotton. The viscose satin creates a subtle sheen with a glamorous yet modern feel
Aloe is a groundbreaking, washable, wide-width sheer drapery textile comprising 60 percent aloe vera and 40 percent organic cotton. Because the plant grows chemical- and fertilizer-free and does not require watering, aloe vera fiber is more sustainable than conventional materials. Hung vertically or horizontally, Aloe’s transparency allows light to filter through, creating minimal blocks of color. A calming neutral palette is punctuated with on-trend shades such as Acid Yellow and Cobalt Blue
Aloe is a groundbreaking, washable, wide-width sheer drapery textile comprising 60 percent aloe vera and 40 percent organic cotton. Because the plant grows chemical- and fertilizer-free and does not require watering, aloe vera fiber is more sustainable than conventional materials. Hung vertically or horizontally, Aloe’s transparency allows light to filter through, creating minimal blocks of color. A calming neutral palette is punctuated with on-trend shades such as Acid Yellow and Cobalt Blue
A tribute to the humble cotton plant, Pop re-creates clusters of cotton bolls through pops of velvet that stand proud from a satin ground. Fluffy in appearance and supersoft to the touch, this decorative velvet is woven using a mixture of recycled and sustainable cotton
A tribute to the humble cotton plant, Pop re-creates clusters of cotton bolls through pops of velvet that stand proud from a satin ground. Fluffy in appearance and supersoft to the touch, this decorative velvet is woven using a mixture of recycled and sustainable cotton
Graphic, grid-like salt pans influenced Racer, in which areas of responsibly sourced viscose contrast with matte sections made from blended organic and recycled cotton. The viscose satin creates a subtle sheen with a glamorous yet modern feel
Graphic, grid-like salt pans influenced Racer, in which areas of responsibly sourced viscose contrast with matte sections made from blended organic and recycled cotton. The viscose satin creates a subtle sheen with a glamorous yet modern feel
A Kirkby staple, Chelsea II is a washable, Oeko-Tex certified, 100 percent linen, meaning the fabric is free from harmful chemicals. Its beautiful stonewashed finish gives it a relaxed feel, and its weight is just right for drapery and upholstery
A Kirkby staple, Chelsea II is a washable, Oeko-Tex certified, 100 percent linen, meaning the fabric is free from harmful chemicals. Its beautiful stonewashed finish gives it a relaxed feel, and its weight is just right for drapery and upholstery
Inspired by natural patterns found in marble, Glint is woven from cotton and ethically produced silk known as ahimsa, which is spun from the cocoons left behind by silkworms after they’ve hatched. The contrasting appearance of matte and lustrous yarns gives the design a sense of depth and movement
Inspired by natural patterns found in marble, Glint is woven from cotton and ethically produced silk known as ahimsa, which is spun from the cocoons left behind by silkworms after they’ve hatched. The contrasting appearance of matte and lustrous yarns gives the design a sense of depth and movement
Dip is an ombre woven from 10 different shades of yarn to create a gentle diffusion of color. Its unique composition gives the fabric its soft touch and subtle sheen. Made from a mix of cotton and Tanboocel bamboo—a fast-growing, biodegradable fiber that is farmed without pesticides or fertilizers—it is suitable for both drapery and upholstery
Dip is an ombre woven from 10 different shades of yarn to create a gentle diffusion of color. Its unique composition gives the fabric its soft touch and subtle sheen. Made from a mix of cotton and Tanboocel bamboo—a fast-growing, biodegradable fiber that is farmed without pesticides or fertilizers—it is suitable for both drapery and upholstery
Graphic, grid-like salt pans influenced Racer, in which areas of responsibly sourced viscose contrast with matte sections made from blended organic and recycled cotton. The viscose satin creates a subtle sheen with a glamorous yet modern feel
Graphic, grid-like salt pans influenced Racer, in which areas of responsibly sourced viscose contrast with matte sections made from blended organic and recycled cotton. The viscose satin creates a subtle sheen with a glamorous yet modern feel
Aloe is a groundbreaking, washable, wide-width sheer drapery textile comprising 60 percent aloe vera and 40 percent organic cotton. Because the plant grows chemical- and fertilizer-free and does not require watering, aloe vera fiber is more sustainable than conventional materials. Hung vertically or horizontally, Aloe’s transparency allows light to filter through, creating minimal blocks of color. A calming neutral palette is punctuated with on-trend shades such as Acid Yellow and Cobalt Blue
Aloe is a groundbreaking, washable, wide-width sheer drapery textile comprising 60 percent aloe vera and 40 percent organic cotton. Because the plant grows chemical- and fertilizer-free and does not require watering, aloe vera fiber is more sustainable than conventional materials. Hung vertically or horizontally, Aloe’s transparency allows light to filter through, creating minimal blocks of color. A calming neutral palette is punctuated with on-trend shades such as Acid Yellow and Cobalt Blue
Decorated with a playful, irregular woven stripe, Vine has the calming effect of trailing vineyard tendrils dotted with leaves. The addition of natural hemp to this cotton weave creates a textured, two-tone cloth with a seersucker effect
Decorated with a playful, irregular woven stripe, Vine has the calming effect of trailing vineyard tendrils dotted with leaves. The addition of natural hemp to this cotton weave creates a textured, two-tone cloth with a seersucker effect
A Kirkby staple, Chelsea II is a washable, Oeko-Tex certified, 100 percent linen, meaning the fabric is free from harmful chemicals. Its beautiful stonewashed finish gives it a relaxed feel, and its weight is just right for drapery and upholstery
A Kirkby staple, Chelsea II is a washable, Oeko-Tex certified, 100 percent linen, meaning the fabric is free from harmful chemicals. Its beautiful stonewashed finish gives it a relaxed feel, and its weight is just right for drapery and upholstery
Dip is an ombre woven from 10 different shades of yarn to create a gentle diffusion of color. Its unique composition gives the fabric its soft touch and subtle sheen. Made from a mix of cotton and Tanboocel bamboo—a fast-growing, biodegradable fiber that is farmed without pesticides or fertilizers—it is suitable for both drapery and upholstery
Dip is an ombre woven from 10 different shades of yarn to create a gentle diffusion of color. Its unique composition gives the fabric its soft touch and subtle sheen. Made from a mix of cotton and Tanboocel bamboo—a fast-growing, biodegradable fiber that is farmed without pesticides or fertilizers—it is suitable for both drapery and upholstery
Decorated with a playful, irregular woven stripe, Vine has the calming effect of trailing vineyard tendrils dotted with leaves. The addition of natural hemp to this cotton weave creates a textured, two-tone cloth with a seersucker effect
Decorated with a playful, irregular woven stripe, Vine has the calming effect of trailing vineyard tendrils dotted with leaves. The addition of natural hemp to this cotton weave creates a textured, two-tone cloth with a seersucker effect
Progression through experimentation: This collection of decorative weaves uses sustainable and recycled materials, creating yarns from environmentally friendly hemp, bamboo and ahimsa silk fibers. Inspired by nature, the designs reinterpret phenomena like marble vistas, basalt columns and rock faces, translating them into geometrics and giving them a graphic edge. Unmistakably Kirkby, the collection comprises an innovative mix of materials and styles, including cut and uncut velvets, a supersoft chenille and a warming wool
Progression through experimentation: This collection of decorative weaves uses sustainable and recycled materials, creating yarns from environmentally friendly hemp, bamboo and ahimsa silk fibers. Inspired by nature, the designs reinterpret phenomena like marble vistas, basalt columns and rock faces, translating them into geometrics and giving them a graphic edge. Unmistakably Kirkby, the collection comprises an innovative mix of materials and styles, including cut and uncut velvets, a supersoft chenille and a warming wool
Laser Eco uses Biovyn, a bio-attributed PVC made with 100 percent renewable carbon feedstock, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent compared to fossil fuel–based PVC. It also utilizes bio-attributed ethylene sourced from CTO (Crude Tall Oil), a second-generation feedstock found in the forestry industry
Laser Eco uses Biovyn, a bio-attributed PVC made with 100 percent renewable carbon feedstock, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent compared to fossil fuel–based PVC. It also utilizes bio-attributed ethylene sourced from CTO (Crude Tall Oil), a second-generation feedstock found in the forestry industry
Step FR is a playful and practical geometric inspired by the long basalt columns that occur when lava cools and contracts
Step FR is a playful and practical geometric inspired by the long basalt columns that occur when lava cools and contracts
Laser Eco uses Biovyn, a bio-attributed PVC made with 100 percent renewable carbon feedstock, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent compared to fossil fuel–based PVC. It also utilizes bio-attributed ethylene sourced from CTO (Crude Tall Oil), a second-generation feedstock found in the forestry industry
Laser Eco uses Biovyn, a bio-attributed PVC made with 100 percent renewable carbon feedstock, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent compared to fossil fuel–based PVC. It also utilizes bio-attributed ethylene sourced from CTO (Crude Tall Oil), a second-generation feedstock found in the forestry industry
A sustainable cut and uncut velvet for interiors woven from 63 percent recycled cotton. A graphic design influenced by bird’s-eye views of crop fields. Jagged shapes in a mix of textures come together in one statement pattern: Aerial
A sustainable cut and uncut velvet for interiors woven from 63 percent recycled cotton. A graphic design influenced by bird’s-eye views of crop fields. Jagged shapes in a mix of textures come together in one statement pattern: Aerial
Progression through experimentation: This collection of decorative weaves uses sustainable and recycled materials, creating yarns from environmentally friendly hemp, bamboo and ahimsa silk fibers. Inspired by nature, the designs reinterpret phenomena like marble vistas, basalt columns and rock faces, translating them into geometrics and giving them a graphic edge. Unmistakably Kirkby, the collection comprises an innovative mix of materials and styles, including cut and uncut velvets, a supersoft chenille and a warming wool
Progression through experimentation: This collection of decorative weaves uses sustainable and recycled materials, creating yarns from environmentally friendly hemp, bamboo and ahimsa silk fibers. Inspired by nature, the designs reinterpret phenomena like marble vistas, basalt columns and rock faces, translating them into geometrics and giving them a graphic edge. Unmistakably Kirkby, the collection comprises an innovative mix of materials and styles, including cut and uncut velvets, a supersoft chenille and a warming wool
A tribute to the humble cotton plant, Pop re-creates clusters of cotton bolls through pops of velvet that stand proud from a satin ground. Fluffy in appearance and supersoft to the touch, this decorative velvet is woven using a mixture of recycled and sustainable cotton
A tribute to the humble cotton plant, Pop re-creates clusters of cotton bolls through pops of velvet that stand proud from a satin ground. Fluffy in appearance and supersoft to the touch, this decorative velvet is woven using a mixture of recycled and sustainable cotton
Dip is an ombre woven from 10 different shades of yarn to create a gentle diffusion of color. Its unique composition gives the fabric its soft touch and subtle sheen. Made from a mix of cotton and Tanboocel bamboo—a fast-growing, biodegradable fiber that is farmed without pesticides or fertilizers—it is suitable for both drapery and upholstery
Dip is an ombre woven from 10 different shades of yarn to create a gentle diffusion of color. Its unique composition gives the fabric its soft touch and subtle sheen. Made from a mix of cotton and Tanboocel bamboo—a fast-growing, biodegradable fiber that is farmed without pesticides or fertilizers—it is suitable for both drapery and upholstery
Step FR is a playful and practical geometric inspired by the long basalt columns that occur when lava cools and contracts
Step FR is a playful and practical geometric inspired by the long basalt columns that occur when lava cools and contracts
A sustainable cut and uncut velvet for interiors woven from 63 percent recycled cotton. A graphic design influenced by bird’s-eye views of crop fields. Jagged shapes in a mix of textures come together in one statement pattern: Aerial
A sustainable cut and uncut velvet for interiors woven from 63 percent recycled cotton. A graphic design influenced by bird’s-eye views of crop fields. Jagged shapes in a mix of textures come together in one statement pattern: Aerial
A tribute to the humble cotton plant, Pop re-creates clusters of cotton bolls through pops of velvet that stand proud from a satin ground. Fluffy in appearance and supersoft to the touch, this decorative velvet is woven using a mixture of recycled and sustainable cotton
A tribute to the humble cotton plant, Pop re-creates clusters of cotton bolls through pops of velvet that stand proud from a satin ground. Fluffy in appearance and supersoft to the touch, this decorative velvet is woven using a mixture of recycled and sustainable cotton
A sustainable cut and uncut velvet for interiors woven from 63 percent recycled cotton. A graphic design influenced by bird’s-eye views of crop fields. Jagged shapes in a mix of textures come together in one statement pattern: Aerial
A sustainable cut and uncut velvet for interiors woven from 63 percent recycled cotton. A graphic design influenced by bird’s-eye views of crop fields. Jagged shapes in a mix of textures come together in one statement pattern: Aerial