JaaliJaali is an architectural woollen upholstery textile designed by Doshi Levien, which fuses pattern and texture to intriguing effect. Viewed from close up, it reveals a fine net like grid of hexagonal shapes. However, when seen from a distance, this pattern takes on the expression of a textured structure. Named after the Hindi word for net or grid, Jaali is constructed with two unicoloured yarns. The contrast between the lighter, tone on tone yarns

The pencil stroke technique adds a unique and artistic touch to the design

The wave-like design of Honolulu adds a dynamic and modern element to the fabric

which Fox Linton is well-known for

Chrysler fabric by Kohro is a stylish double-width textile known for its stripy pattern and composition of 100% cotton

It is part of a design project entitled Design by Nature led by Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren from the Swedish design studio Front

created with love in the Harlequin studio

tailored backdrop is desired

The digitally printed design of Arcosanti showcases intricate geometric motifs

named Washington Floral

The 100% cotton composition adds to its comfort and breathability

Flanders would make an excellent choice for erudite residential interiors and luxurious hospitality environments

and the wide colour range and competitive price make this a real winner