Trends

Environmental textile trends at the 2022 Premiere Vision Paris.

On accelerating fabric trends focusing on sensuous experiences and health.

Interior design journey into the past. In search of cosiness and ambience.

Even though contemporary design is far more concerned with what lies ahead and focused on solving modern day problems, it still finds room for historical reflections. Contemporary interiors successfully mix worlds, patterns, and colours.

Synaesthetic design, which focuses on stimulating and engaging more than one sense, requires objects, planes and textures to be not only pleasing to the eye, but also stimulating in tactile, aromatic and auditory contact.

For the year 2021, the Pantone Institute has proposed a combination of two colours – subdued grey - Ultimate Grey and radiant yellow – Illuminating.

The forecasts and new directions announced as part of Heimtextil Trends 21/22 seem to represent the global status quo that we all face in the midst of the global crisis.

Minimalism in shopping is a trend that has been developing for many years. With the textile industry, it is an attempt to answer the most important questions from the customer's perspective. How to choose fabrics that will last for years?

The concern for health, choosing and surrounding oneself with health products is certainly the most important macro-trend in the modern world.

In 2018/2019 trendsetters will be predominantly focused on urban spaces.

This year's trends show two dominant sources of inspiration in the world of design – fascination with progress and attempts to revive tradition.

Trends reflect our lifestyle and the spirit of our times. This year, Heimtextil exhibition stylists wanted to encourage people to express their emotions in interior design. To achieve that, they presented the most important trends with the use of four distinct personalities – History Lover, Eccentric, Explorer and Geologist.

Our new collection reflects this year’s trends in the textile industry. Each of the fabrics presented may be used to follow one or more of these trends, depending on their colour and arrangement.