Scalamandré and Cloth & Company are teaming up to launch a direct-to-consumer furniture line that will be manufactured on demand and delivered with a three-week turnaround time.
Launched last month, Cottage Textiles is an e-commerce platform that upcycles deadstock fabric classics that Houston designer Lauren Hudson can’t sell at her showroom. Could the model work for other brands?
Bay Area interior designer Leah O’Connell had long nurtured a dream of starting her own textile line. A trip to Ireland—and some pandemic downtime—finally got her started.
Proposte, an annual trade show on the shore of Lake Como, reliably draws a who’s who of the high-end fabric industry. The deals they make will decide what appears on showroom floors a year later.
On the latest episode of The Business of Home Podcast, Stephane Silverman—founder of fabric brand Castel and president of the Decorative Furnishings Association—breaks down the complexities of the modern trade business.
With a move that bucks conventional wisdom in an increasingly e-commerce friendly industry, Tulsa, Oklahoma–based fabric giant Fabricut announced last week that it will be pulling its entire catalog from online retailers. Here’s why.