New product collections: Modern living room with abstract patterned furniture, textured rugs, a wall painting, and a hand reaching in from the left holding a blue object. Walls and decor feature muted earth tones.
HBF Textiles | Paint By Numbers. Courtesy Pippa Drummond

8 Collections Translating Culture into Design

Art goes beyond the easel in eight new product collections from emerging artists and architectural maestros that draw upon design touchpoints of past and present. From rugs to wall panels, reverence for craft and culture elevates standout products—both expressive and restrained—as they enrich interiors with new stories to tell.

A rectangular section of grass features an artistic installation resembling a partially peeled surface, exposing a pattern of gray and brown slats beneath. Product collection by Jaipur Rugs.

FACES Collection 

Jaipur Rugs

Sixteen richly textured woven rugs by Kengo Kuma evoke the architect’s intricate facades and their synthesis of nature and human innovation. Handmade using wool and regenerated natural fiber viscose, FACES applies modern sensibilities to traditional techniques, yielding contemporary aesthetics intended to last. Subtle yet striking textures and transitions are accentuated through a medley of natural hues.

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Lucia Eames product collections: A sunlit minimalist room with a pink patterned rug, a single wooden chair, and a large window showing a small garden with gravel and plants.

Lucia Eames Collection 

nanimarquina

In partnership with the Eames Office and Form Portfolios, nanimarquina reveals a series of abstract rugs based on original work by American artist Lucia Eames. Butterflies, birds, and other organic motifs from seven artworks are reborn in woven forms, expanding the Eames legacy through material, craft, and contemporary design.

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A sleek, modern reception desk with a computer sits in front of a vertical wooden slat wall; a blurred figure walks by in a dimly lit, contemporary space.

ALMA by Alfonso Verduzco 

WVH

Wood engages with heritage materials like lava stone, obsidian, and copper across three richly textured architectural surfaces by Mexican designer Alfonso Verduzco. Inspired by sacred architecture and ancestral techniques, the contemporary wall panels balance durability with expressive depth. Imperfections even become tactile focal points, conveying authenticity and a quiet sense of drama.

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A modern dining room with a wooden oval table, six leather and chrome chairs, a yellow tiled wall, a red tiled table base, pendant lights, and a shelving unit with decor items.

Micare 

WOW Design

Reinterpreting legacy with contemporary precision, Micare touts chromatic depth redolent of 1960s and ’70s glazed ceramics. Six color families at three different intensities accentuate the graphic character and architectural identity of the collection through gradients and dynamic compositions. A vitreous glaze enriched with mica adds sparkle.

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Minimalist room with a wooden bench, coat rack, potted plant, and large colored panels suspended from the ceiling against a white wall.

Color Collection 

3form 

Eight curated hues aim to address sensory experience with colors grounded in human perception. Available in Glass, Chroma, and signature Varia, the versatile series evokes juicy fruits, raw earth, and global heritage, imbuing calm and fostering connection in public space.

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A flat lay of patterned fabric swatches, paint chips, and a fashion runway photo arranged on a textured white surface.

Wild Runway

Tarkett

Flooring becomes the protagonist in interior storytelling through this collaboration between Tarkett Hospitality and Kellie Sirna of Studio 11 Design. Wild Runway infuses edgy expression into spaces with ten sophisticated animal-inspired motifs distinguished by architectural geometry. Dubbed “couture for the floor,” the collection draws inspiration from both modern urban landscapes and 1990s European runway fashion.

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Cult Classics 

Shaw Contract

From pattern to texture, retro aesthetics reemerge in the Cult Classics collection. Shaw Contract revitalizes hallmark styles across a layered range of modern carpet tiles that feel both familiar and fresh. Cult Classics also includes broadloom and hard surface flooring options in a range of rich colors and formats.

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A yellow textured armchair is draped with a long dark fabric. A large paintbrush hovers above, pointed toward the chair. The background is neutral with a mottled pattern.

Paint by Numbers 

HBF Textiles

Unified by poetic sensitivity to color and texture, four vibrant patterns by New York artist Liam Lee are ripe for experimentation. Rooted in paintings that blend abstraction and figuration, HBF’s series incorporates forms derived from paint-by-numbers kits.

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