December 14, 2023
6 New Products that Lean Into Their Legacy
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LAWN CHAIR
Part of the aptly named Reunion Collection, this plaid by Mary Jo Miller recalls the woven strap detail on aluminum lawn chairs used by her mother and friends in the 1960s. Miller scaled up the plaid to mimic the unique effect. This and the collection’s four other patterns (Ms. Quilty 2.0, Comfort Zone, Tête-à-tête, and Gather) are PFAS-free, and certified SCS Indoor Advantage Gold.
HBF TEXTILES
LIMELITE SEATING
KI expands its heritage with an alteration to its typical stacking chair. This cohesive family comprises nine frame styles, up to three arm configurations, and copious colorways for the seat and base, which now includes a wood leg option.
KI
BRISA
Ultrafabrics’ rerelease of the Brisa performance fabric adds a recycled back cloth made of 8.3 plastic bottles per yard in a diversified range of 54 shades—nine of which are new. Indoor applications range from upholstery to vertical and horizontal paneling.
ULTRAFABRICS
V COLLECTION
Biophilic design is made more accessible with the expansion of Havwoods’ V Collection, now including maple and black American walnut, as well as a new XL width option for four other finishes to accommodate varied design languages.
HAVWOODS
METERED STRIPE
While based on a classic design, this fresh fabric consists of two different scales in a densely gridded pattern. The result is a dimensional surface of assorted stripes reminiscent of needlepoint.
MAHARAM
DASH AND TEXTURE
The Tessellate Collection, composed of 60 percent PET, adds two new wall solutions with the Dash and Texture acoustic tiles. Both feature tactile surface patterns that are visually engaging while providing added surface areas for sound control.
KIREI
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