Fabric introductions designed to maximize options for upholstery
- Furniture Today
- May 15, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 4, 2024
HIGH POINT — It’s shaping up to be a challenging year at retail, and fabric suppliers are bringing an innovative assortment of solutions to the biannual Interwoven textile show.
From a variety of programs to support customization to hundreds of new introductions, fabric and leather exhibitors are committed to supporting their upholstery partners with unique buying options. See slideshow for an Interwoven preview.
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De Leo Textiles
“Over the past few years, our business model has been evolving, and we’re continually searching for new ways to best serve our customers,” said Katie Atwater Williams, creative director. “As a solution provider, we strive to design and source the most beautiful and unique qualities around the globe and make these fabrics accessible to our U.S. customer base.
“With these intentions in mind, we are thrilled to announce that in May 2023 we will be launching a new brand — ‘Safe Haven by De Leo’ — as well as a new cut yardage program, ‘De Leo By the Yard.’ ”Safe Haven by De Leo is a curated collection of high-end, innovative patterns and textures that are sourced from around the world, according to Williams. The collection focused on natural fibers, plush textures with dynamic visual weight and eclectic patterns.
“Over the past few years, dramatic changes have taken place in our everyday lives,” Williams said, adding, “Deriving inspiration from nature and sourcing natural materials, comforting textures, and familiar colors from the natural world, De Leo’s new Safe Haven collection seeks to provide this energy to home surroundings.”
She added that the new De Leo By The Yard cut yardage program allows buyers to offer a wider breadth of product to their clients without the investment of stocking these unique items on their shelves.
De Leo By The Yard offers a “carefully curated” range of textures like boucles, velvets and chenilles in a wide variety of fashion colors as well as neutral tones.
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