Designtex Unveils Windward Vinyl Fabric Without Antimicrobials
Designtex has shared Windward and Byway, two vinyl textiles designed to work together. Both products are 100% vinyl and Prop 65 compliant; they contain no flame retardants, antimicrobials, or Prop 65-listed phthalates.
Designtex, in a post on its Instagram account, introduced two new vinyl textiles designed to work together, Windward and Byway. The company presents the collection as a design intended for projects of every scale and budget.
Design language of Windward and Byway
Windward abstracts the image of a layered treetop, creating a biophilic atmosphere in six calming color options. Byway is positioned as its calmer companion: a fine grid of slightly irregular, hand-drawn lines that turns hatched strokes into a textured solid surface. It is offered in 12 nature-inspired color options.
Content and durability
Both products, which are described as durable enough for demanding spaces, are made from 100% vinyl and are Prop 65 compliant. Production uses no Prop 65-listed phthalates, flame retardants, or antimicrobials.
Designtex, headquartered in the United States, states that it has been active for more than 60 years in the applied design and manufacture of materials for the built environment.
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