Dedar showcases Tabacco fabric from its Plain Classics collection
Dedar shared its ATLAS NOVUS fabric on its Instagram account.
In a post shared on its Instagram account, Dedar highlighted its ATLAS NOVUS fabric. The company emphasizes that the visual and tactile impact of the fabric is felt at first glance; the post compares the urge to touch it again and again to a silent admiration before a magnificent work of art.
This color is presented as part of Dedar's Plain Classics collection. At the end of the post, the company invites its followers to discover the product and places the product link in the link field on its profile. For these details, the company's product page should be consulted.
The post contains no information about the content of the collection or how many products it includes. Therefore, the scope of the collection will become clear from the information published on the company's product page.
For fabrics whose tactile effect is prominent, such as velvet, the surface feel, how light reflects off the surface, and evaluating the sample in a real space are decisive in the selection process. For interior designers and wholesalers, evaluating the color code and the sample together for such fabrics is a method frequently followed in project-based work. The dimension and installation requirements for curtain and upholstery applications vary according to the product type.
Dedar is a family-run textile house founded in 1976 and based in Italy. The company develops fabrics, wall coverings, and trimming accessories for interior spaces.
On a global scale, home textile exports reached 109.6 billion dollars in 2025. According to the Home Textile Sector Report 2026 of the T.C. Ministry of Trade, China ranks first with a 54.5 percent share, while Türkiye ranks sixth with 2.70 billion dollars. This picture shows that the design-focused collections of European brands positioned in the high segment form a separate market alongside volume-based production.
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