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September has arrived with a slew of covetable new launches to kick off the fall season in style. From screen-printed linens to hand-painted wicker furniture, here are some standouts from the latest round of releases.

Jim Thompson’s Pak Kad fabric in Cabbageware and Crystal Drop backrest upholstery in DahliaCourtesy of Jim Thompson

Jim Thompson’s sumptuous autumn 2026 collection has arrived in showrooms. Drawing from a wide range of 18th century Asian motifs, the sweeping launch introduces dozens of vibrant pattern-rich textile designs, such as the cabbageware ceramic–inspired Pak Kad, the glass mosaic–like Crystal Drop and the Utagawa Hiroshige-esque Flowing Waves.

Jayson Home’s Kennedy sofa with black walnut wood finish and Schumacher’s Shivalik Hills Tiger fabric in GoldNicolas Gourguechon

Jayson Home’s trend-shaping fall/winter 2026 collection introduces more than 200 fresh designs across furniture, art and lighting. Noteworthy newcomers include the coco-beaded Lani chandelier; the leather-clad Barclay coffee table; the travertine Gareth side table; and the Kennedy, a low-profile sofa available in 47 fabrics or the client’s own materials.

The Hollyhocks rug in Spring by Axminster Carpets x House of HackneyCourtesy of House of Hackney

House of Hackney tapped high-end English floorcovering manufacturer Axminster Carpets for a characterful collaboration. The heirloom-quality debut features over 55 rugs adorned in some of the British textile brand’s iconic designs, including the leopard print Wild Card; the painterly floral Hollyhocks; and Compton Magna, a polychromatic Arts and Crafts pattern originally designed by William Morris.

Weitzner’s Wildcard fabric in MirageCourtesy of Weitzner

Weitzner’s The Art of the Game collection is a love letter to playing cards. The debut reimagines an array of classic board game motifs as 10 tactile textiles and six wallcoverings, including the graphic Wildcard fabric, the chunky chenille Gambit upholstery and the embroidered Domino grasscloth paper.

Maharam’s Arcana and Bolero collections by Sander LakCourtesy of Maharam

Maharam added two new runwayworthy designs, Arcana and Bolero, to its ongoing collab with fashion designer Sander Lak. The first is an opaque windowcovering in 12 distinct hues with a woven texture that mimics the look of hammered metal, while the second is a curly upholstery fabric offered in shades ranging from butter yellow to bubblegum pink.

Selections from the Movements collection by Zimmer + Rohde, including Motion in 386 (fabric walls)Courtesy of Zimmer + Rohde

Zimmer + Rohde’s Movements collection is brimming with rhythmic motifs. Along with the undulating Motion, head-turners from the 10-pattern line include the kinetic Snooze FR, the fragmented Twistin, the dashed Naao, the meandering Wabi and the raw silk–inspired Tone.

Select fabrics from the Fantasia collection by Utopia Goods at Supply Showroom, including Honeyflower (top) and Wildflower in Madder (bottom)John Paul Urizar

The Fantasia collection by Australian textile brand Utopia Goods is now available at Supply Showroom. The whimsical series comprises two new performance jacquards in multiple colorways—the leafy Foliage and the botanical Geometric Buds—and two screen-printed linens based on original paintings, the expressive Honeyflower and the blossoming Wildflower.

Kirkby’s Foyer fabric in Afterglow and Geometry rug in CayenneCourtesy of Kirkby

Kirkby’s Ornate collection is a love letter to art deco architecture. Inspired by an assortment of London’s landmark buildings, including the St. Olaf House, Eltham Palace and the Hoover Building, the statement-making series spans eight upholstery patterns and six floorcoverings, such as the high-contrast Foyer chenille weave, the striated Streamline drapery and the jewel-like Geometry wool rug.

The Tassel performance indoor-outdoor rug in Red Clay by Part & Parcel GoodsCourtesy of Part & Parcel Goods

Part & Parcel Goods released a stylish new line of PET-based performance rugs called Porch to Patio. Made from recycled water bottles, the outdoor-friendly collection features two boldly bordered designs—including a tassel-patterned style and one with a Greek key motif—in three cheery colorways: buttery yellow Golden Hour, inky Harbor Blue and terracotta Red Clay.

The Edge & Flow coffee table by Monika ZietkowskaCourtesy of Monika Zietkowska

New York designer Monika Zietkowska unveiled her inaugural furniture collection. Crafted in collaboration with Vella Interiors, the line offers two nightstands—including a fluted option and a clean-lined style with brass pulls—a side table topped with a carved tray, and an architectural coffee table composed of interlocking Calacatta Viola marble and oakwood blocks.

Boheme by Ward + Gray’s Cisco backgammon table and Bodie poufs in Seaclass and TerracottaAugusta Sagnelli

Ward + Gray launched a line of handwoven wicker furnishings through its online shop, Boheme. The collection features eight colorfully painted pieces with dyed leather details, including the striped Theo side table; Pierre Frey–upholstered Bodie pouf; geometric Dunmore nightstand; and Cisco backgammon table, a banded beauty with an inset game board and coordinating wooden chips.