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Fall market season is off to a busy start, with brands across the world releasing new collections at a brisk clip. From damask-patterned tile to tapestry-inspired fabrics, here are some of our favorite releases from the past week.

Selections from Schumacher’s new Atelier Paris II collection, including a banquette upholstered in Mesmeric fabric in Curry Courtesy of Schumacher

Schumacher’s Atelier Paris II collection is equal parts spirited and chic. Brimming with rhythmic linework and fanciful flourishes, head-turners from the 17-piece series include the marbled Mesmeric fabric, the raffia Fuzzy Plaid paper, and playful trims such as the striped Groove fringe.

Lulu and Georgia’s Ara linear chandelier by Eny Lee ParkerCourtesy of Lulu and Georgia

Brooklyn designer Eny Lee Parker introduced a new line of lighting into her wildly popular collaboration with Lulu and Georgia. The whimsical capsule collection features 11 contemporary designs inspired by classic fixtures, including a bell-shaped, polished-nickel wall sconce; a three-legged table lamp with a hammered-iron base; and a linear chandelier with gently flared linen shades.

Selections from Studio Samuel’s debut collection, including the Dimensional Solids rug in Set Me Free John Daniel Powers

New York–based Studio Samuel unveiled its inaugural textile collection: dozens of sustainably made fabrics, including the plaid Menswear and buttery soft Velvets; floorcoverings such as the hand-knotted Dimensional Solids rug; and an assortment of painterly wallpapers and decorative furnishings. Even better, a portion of the proceeds goes directly to The Trevor Project, a nonprofit dedicated to suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ youth.

A doorway trimmed in Hillside paint by Little GreeneCourtesy of Little Greene

Little Greene expanded its designer-loved paint palette with 27 new shades. Highlights from the launch range from the deep orange Ashes of Marigold and the warm sage green Hillside to the bubblegum pink Floss and the gray-green Putti, several of which are available in multiple intensities for more nuanced color schemes.

A selection of rug samples from Ernesta’s Modern Geometry collectionCourtesy of Ernesta

Ernesta’s Modern Geometry collection teems with touchability. Woven from natural materials, including wool, jute and cotton, the line spans seven sumptuous styles: the shaggy Alya, textural Amos, herringbone Claudia, fine-lined Dawson, plush Essie, undyed Gemma, and mixed-pile Isla.

Pebble Beach in Bruciato by Kieffer Textiles at RubelliClaudia Zalla

Rubelli-owned Venetian fabric house Kieffer Textiles released its fourth collection. Designed under the creative direction of Formafantasma, the line comprises seven fashion-forward upholstery styles, including the dotted Pebble Beach and the zebra-striped Wild, plus two lightweight draperies: striated Echoes and subtly speckled Shamal.

Rhinne’s Millefleur fabric in Garden (drapery)Joanne Li

Brooklyn-based textile brand Rhinne’s latest collection offers a contemporary spin on antique tapestries. Available as Belgian linen fabric, wallpaper and made-to-order pillows, the line features seven hand-painted patterns based on a 19th century French jacquard, including the checkered Howard’s Plaid, stippled Lombard Stripe and pixelated Millefleur.

Selections from the Venezia collection by ArmadilloCourtesy of Armadillo

Armadillo rolled out Venezia, its first line of 100 percent pure-silk rugs. Inspired by the distinctive light of Venice—and the way it interacts with color and surfaces—the design comes in five sunbaked, ready-to-ship shades, including olive green Caper and tawny Biscuit, as well as 15 custom-dyed colorways, such as burgundy Merlot and golden Topaz.

Selections from the First Principles collection by HBF TextilesPippa Drummond

HBF Textiles’ First Principles line is a study in form and function. The six-pattern series features high-performing designs such as the two-tone Harmony and expressionist painting–inspired Still Life, as well as new colorways for the faux-leather Notable Grain and windowpane-checked Picnic Plaid.

Selections from the Kravet x TileBar collectionCourtesy of TileBar

Kravet teamed up with TileBar to transform some of its most iconic patterns into six stone and porcelain mosaic designs. Along with the floral Ellsen and tactile Moonwave, newcomers from the collaboration include the damask-inspired Elowynn, undulating Rhodesa, shimmery Saltveil, and graphic Nautra.

The Cota dining table by Maiden HomeCourtesy of Maiden Home

Maiden Home’s fall/winter 2026 collection is an ode to Brazilian modernism. The debut features 21 artisan-crafted designs in an array of elevated materials, including a stone-topped dining table with a leather-wrapped base; an architectural natural oak bookshelf; and a gently curved sapele stool with brass pins and mitered legs.

Farrow & Ball’s Vine Leaf wallpaper in the 6805 colorwayJames Merrell

English brand Farrow & Ball’s Heritage Wallpapers collection reimagines three archival patterns as a trio of limited-edition wallcoverings. Offered in several colorways, Gothic is based on a wallpaper originally used in the staircase hall of a historic building in Worcestershire, while Sweet Pea features a traditional Edwardian floral motif, and Vine Leaf showcases a hand-drawn botanical design.