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We’re hot off the heels of Spring High Point Market, and vivacious new collections are launching left and right. From berry sprig–accented fabrics to sculptural solid marble coffee tables, here are some standouts from the latest round of releases.
Sanderson’s Highgrove series is a love letter to King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s private gardens. Developed in collaboration with The King’s Foundation—a global charity that works to build sustainable communities around the world—the collection spans more than 100 dreamy botanical designs across wallpapers, fabrics, weaves and embroideries, including the pixelated Apothecary Rose wallcovering and the multicolored Hydrangea & Rose upholstery.
English Village Lane’s newly revamped trade program makes crafting custom floorcoverings a breeze. The online platform grants designers complete autonomy in the rug-design process—including access to exclusive patterns and the Birmingham, Alabama–based brand’s proprietary Pom Box of colorway samples—so they can create a truly one-of-a-kind, artisan-woven piece for an upcoming project.
Duluth, Minnesota–based Loll Designs debuted the Aurora collection. Composed of 100 percent recyclable rust-resistant metal frames, the Sunbrella-upholstered series offers a sofa, a lounge chair, an ottoman, and three modular components (a corner seat and right-arm and left-arm sofas) that can be arranged in an array of outdoor lounge-worthy configurations.
In honor of its newly revamped website, Ferrick Mason dropped its inaugural line of woven textiles. In addition to the tattersall plaid Brian and the chevron-esque chenille Arthur, newcomers from the hand-drawn pattern-rich debut include the striped cotton-and-alpaca Anne, the grid-lined linen Adelaide Sheer, and the berry sprig–inspired Caroline.
Everhem called on illustrator Carly Kuhn to create a kid-friendly line of window treatments. Available as drapes, shades and cafe curtains, crushworthy introductions from the collaboration include the celestial Starry Moons, the carnival-themed Circus Circus, the dazzling Winking Diamonds, and the pink flower–accented Dainty Rose.
Peter Dunham rolled out his very first tabletop line in collaboration with Hudson Grace. The debut transforms a handful of the Los Angeles designer’s most iconic textile patterns—including Fig Leaf and Kashmir Paisley—into a collection of summer-ready tablecloth, napkin and dinnerware designs in vibrant hues such as red, blue, pink and green.
Ege Carpets premiered the polychromatic ReForm Spectrum. Offered as wall-to-wall carpets, rugs, tiles and planks, the design is available in 27 distinct shades—ranging from burgundy Ruby to golden Ochre and creamy Ivory—that can be combined to create bold banded patterns or cohesively hued creations.
Rocky Mountain Hardware released a curvaceous collection called Cirque. Available in a dozen finishes, the handcrafted line features seven gently rounded cast bronze designs, including a cabinet knob, a drawer pull, single and double robe hooks, a towel bar, a towel ring and a toilet paper holder.
Long Beach, California, wallcoverings brand Black Crow Studios unveiled the third installment of its Rebellion series. Created in collaboration with the fashion department at San Francisco’s Academy of Art University, the launch introduces painterly murals printed on textured grounds, including the cloud-filled San Gabriel and the plaster-esque Morro Bay. A portion of the proceeds for every item sold is donated to Inner-City Arts, a nonprofit that provides visual and performing arts education to underserved youth.
At HD Expo in Las Vegas, Italian brand Arca revealed its latest collaboration with New York design studio Meyer Davis. The series, titled Eterna, boasts 11 sculptural tables in your choice of 22 striking stones—including aubergine Rosso Levanto and deep brown Coffee Onyx—with highlights such as the fluted Stria pedestal table, the geometric Nidus coffee table, and the Extrudo, a full-length mirror supported by a cylindrical marble plinth.
