The week’s standout home textile collections — November 8: featured products from 6 brands
Featured products from 6 brands: Fryett's Fabrics, La Maison Pierre Frey, Maxwell Fabrics, Tessiture Bevilacqua Venezia, Maison Nobilis, Warwick Fabrics Australia. Each entry lists the product name, a measurable feature, the brand’s own image and a link to its post.
The TRTex Data Desk follows the official accounts of curtain, upholstery and home textile brands. This roundup covers products that 6 brands announced in their latest posts; product names and features are taken from the brands’ own texts. Brands’ countries: United Kingdom, France, United States, Italy, Australia.
Fryett's Fabrics — Luxe Edit · United Kingdom
Product: Luxe Edit · Feature: material · pattern / texture
Brand website · Brand post · November 5
La Maison Pierre Frey — TRALEE · France
Product: TRALEE · Feature: bouclé · woven
“A small woven pattern of irregular diamonds, crafted with a twisted bouclé yarn that gives it both visual and tactile softness.”
Brand post · November 1
Maxwell Fabrics — BDNY · United States
Product: BDNY · Feature: mohair · patterns
“JOIN US AT BDNY 2026! Visit the Maxwell Fabrics booth at BDNY and check out the latest collections, from richly textured patterns to elegant mohair…”
Brand website · Brand post · November 2
Tessiture Bevilacqua Venezia — Verde Shiné · Italy
Product: Verde Shiné · Feature: material · pattern / texture
Brand website · Brand post · November 5
Maison Nobilis — Plush · France
Product: Plush · Feature: chenille
“With its generous chenille, velvety touch and subtle sheen, «Plush» brings a distinctive 1970s and 1980s allure to upholstery and curtains, as part of…”
Brand post · November 2
Warwick Fabrics Australia — Velina · Australia
Product: Velina · Feature: drapery fabric · weave
“Introducing Velina. A textured solid drapery fabric with an understated, contemporary character, bringing interest and warmth to interiors. An intricate…”
Brand website · Brand post · November 4
Product names, features and quotes are taken verbatim from the brands’ own posts; every image comes from the brand’s own post and is credited below it.
Source: TRTex Data Desk — official Instagram accounts of the brands.