Textiles

Debuting at this year's Milan Design Week, Jaipur Rugs, India’s largest handmade carpet artisan, has collaborated with Japanese architect Kengo Kuma to unveil FACES, a new rug collection.

Charles Burnand Gallery presents The Ground of Things, a new exhibition by Dawn Bendick featuring her first body of rugs alongside new kiln-formed glass sculptures.

This year's bustling edition saw over 30 showrooms and a further 30 pop up house guests all open their doors (or stands) to unveil this season's new collections. Here we pick out the key directions

In our story UNDER (MIX Magazine issue 79), we looked to the earth for inspiration, so it is inspiring to see how this theme is explored by artisan carpet maker JOV.

Italian textile brand Radici has introduced three new colours for 2026, effectively updating its Nexus, Glamour and Oceania collections and reaffirming the company’s ongoing focus on colour as a defining element in interior design.

Independent craft and design studios Margo Selby and Gabriella James have collaborated to create a bold furniture collection featuring specialist velvet fabrics from Selby's much loved Moulin Collection.

Pappelina rugs, created by Lina Rickardsson, have a distinctive Swedish aesthetic and are crafted in a weaving mill located in Leksand, Sweden. The brand’s mission is ‘to create timeless, sustainable products that bring colour, warmth, and joy into everyday life.

To celebrate Mexico Art Week (4-8 February) rug expert cc-tapis presented Roll, a series of three limited-edition sculptural pieces designed by Sabine Marcelis.

Lelièvre Paris offered an early preview of its 2026 textile collections in London, presenting Escales Lointaines, Îles du Vent and Festivités ahead of their full reveal at Paris Déco Off in January.