Fiery Collaborations: Mark Grattan for HBF Textiles, Sister by Studio Ashby for Yarn Collective, and More

Emerging Trends and Notable Releases in the World of Design

As we approach mid-July, the design world is buzzing with fresh releases that promise to redefine aesthetics and functionality. From intricate textiles to innovative furniture pieces, these new products are making waves in the industry.

The Teorema Series by Rubelli

Rubelli’s Teorema series is a standout in the current landscape. Designed by the Italian design studio Formafantasma, this collection features 26 bold geometric patterns. Among the highlights are the twilled wool-and-chenille Marple, the futuristic Fortunato velvet, and Kyoto, a double-sided silk jacquard inspired by a 1920s-era kimono. These designs bring a graphic appeal that is both modern and timeless.

Backdrop VIII: A Romantic Ode

Backdrop’s latest wallpaper launch, Backdrop VIII, pays homage to romanticism. This five-piece collection draws inspiration from rococo and 20th-century French designer Christian Bérard. Standouts include the loosely lined lattice Colette and the art nouveau Lady Lilith, offering a blend of historical elegance and contemporary flair.

Mark Grattan's Layered Collection

Mark Grattan’s first-ever fabric collection, Layered, in collaboration with HBF Textiles, reimagines his signature motifs into three fashion-forward patterns. The checkered velvet Creativo, the satin woodgrain-inspired Wright, and the zebra-striped Decadent are just a few examples of how this collection brings a fresh perspective to textile design.

Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering’s Idyllwild Collection

Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering’s Idyllwild collection is a tribute to San Diego. This commercial-grade line draws inspiration from the city’s bustling neighborhoods and beachside vistas. With five pattern-rich textiles, including the polychromatic Del Mar and the blossoming flower-filled Idyllwild, this collection captures the essence of SoCal living.

Lauren Rottet’s “Restorative Space” Installation

Houston architect Lauren Rottet has created an immersive installation titled “Restorative Space: The Nature of Choice” at the Newport Art Museum. Featuring her highly collectible furniture and mixed-media works, this display offers a meditative experience that encourages reflection on choices and their impact.

Clive Lonstein Studio’s Cast Glass Tables

Clive Lonstein Studio debuted an heirloom-worthy collection of cast glass tables in collaboration with StudioTwentySeven. This eight-piece line includes dining, console, and side tables, among others, available in colors ranging from bronze to electric blue. Each piece is made to order, emphasizing craftsmanship and durability.

Schumacher’s Hand-Blocked Poppy Tape

Molly Mahon introduced a characterful collection of trims in collaboration with Schumacher. The line features five hand-blocked designs, including the banded Arya Stripe and the Mughal-motif Poppy. These trims add a unique touch to any interior, blending traditional techniques with modern aesthetics.

Yarn Collective’s Aurora Collection

London-based brand Yarn Collective partnered with Sister by Studio Ashby for a celestial collaboration called Aurora. This series introduces five stellar textile designs, such as the hazy Odessa and the pulsating Paloma plaid. These pieces evoke a sense of wonder and sophistication.

Shiir Rugs’ Innovation Series

Shiir Rugs released the forward-thinking Innovation series, designed for high-traffic areas. This sophisticated line offers eight customizable styles, including the pure wool Luma and the oxidized wool-and-silk Sorin HK. These rugs combine durability with elegant design, making them ideal for both residential and commercial spaces.

Jonathan Adler’s Exhibition at MoAD

The exhibition “The Mad, MAD World of Jonathan Adler” at the Museum of Arts and Design showcases over 60 original works from the museum’s permanent collection. Featuring pieces by renowned artists and Adler’s personal archives, this exuberant installation is a celebration of creativity and artistic expression.

Stay tuned for more updates on the latest trends and innovations in the world of design. Whether you're a professional or a design enthusiast, there's always something new to discover.