Houlès Unveils PALLADIO Passementerie Collection with Geometric Lines
Houlès has shared its PALLADIO collection, inspired by the geometric lines of Art Deco. The collection's trim plays with volume and texture, adding a graphic and elegant touch to designs.
Houlès highlighted its PALLADIO collection in a post shared on its Instagram account. The company announced the collection under the title "PALLADIO, distinctive reliefs"; in the French text, the same work is referred to as "le relief singulier".
According to the post, PALLADIO draws inspiration from the geometric lines of Art Deco and approaches traditional passementerie codes with a contemporary perspective. The collection's trim is built around volume and texture; Houlès notes that this approach brings a refined and graphic touch to the work of designers and craftspeople. The post gives no details about the collection's contents, dimensions or color options.
Passementerie in the Art Deco Line
Geometry, symmetry and repeated form are counted among the defining features of Art Deco aesthetics. The PALLADIO trim also interprets this line through volume and relief. Passementerie is a category used as a finishing detail in curtain and upholstery projects, lending character to a design. Such details serve interior architects and decorators as elements that complete the language of a space.
On Houlès' website, the PALLADIO page features the company's accessories and decorative products menu. The menu lists headings such as rope connectors, double cords and braids, embroidered braid, "Leopard" trims with a faux-leather appearance, and magnetic curtain holders. The site also includes categories for samples, technical materials, collections, upholstery tools, and compressors and accessories. It is not stated that these headings are products belonging to the PALLADIO collection; the menu shows the company's general product structure.
The company presents itself as a specialist in high-quality decorative products and curtain rods; it also offers fabrics and accessories for interior decoration.
From a sector perspective, world home textile exports reached 109.6 billion dollars in 2025. China ranked first with a 54.5 percent share, while Türkiye placed sixth with 2.70 billion dollars (T.C. Ticaret Bakanlığı, Ev Tekstili Sektör Raporu 2026). In this market, complementary detail products remain an area to watch for manufacturers and interior architects seeking differentiation in curtain and upholstery projects.
This content was compiled with AI assistance from the cited source. (EU 2024/1689 Art. 50)
