Join us for a informative CEU with

Marianne Resman,

National Showroom Manager of JF Fabrics

Kravet introduces its first collection with artist and interior designer Barry Lantz of Lantz Collective. Inspired by the loose hand of an artist’s brushstroke and ink blotting artwork, Canvas to Cloth is an on-trend collection of prints and complementary solid wovens to suit a myriad of casually elegant interiors.

Kravet Couture introduces Modern Colors Sojourn, an exclusively designed collection of fabrics that draws inspiration from dyeing techniques and hand-craftsmanship that one might gather while sojourning to exotic places. Inspired by nature, this assortment of prints and weaves reflects the abundant botanical and organic beauty found around the world. There are patterns reminiscent of batik wax resist techniques from Bali, tile patterns from Morocco, shibori dyeing from Japan, as well as globally inspired ikats and warp prints.

Kravet introduces its newest collection with Barbara Barry, Midsummer. Capturing a playful and magical mood, this collection of fabric is a departure for the renowned designer, with a focus on lightness and youthful enthusiasm. Barry’s signature color palette remains true throughout, inspired by her watercolor artistry. Midsummer fuses texture and luxury with casual color for an approachable aesthetic. The collection is anchored by Barry’s original design FAERIE, which is a hand-painted whimsical print that the designer says feels like a daydream of woodlands and flowers.

Linherr Hollingsworth never shies away from going the extra mile – and her second collection with Kravet Couture is no different. Boheme II is rooted in classicism and has a rich, soulful vibe. The patterns and textures are artful, abstract and authentically imperfect. Hollingsworth has further developed the Boheme story by offering more depth and pattern play between the two collections.