ILIV Spotlights Parvani Onyx Fabric from Jardine Collection
ILIV shared Parvani Onyx and Incanto Rosa designs from its Jardine collection. Parvani Onyx stands out with its peacock motif, while Incanto Rosa features a craft-inspired pattern.
ILIV, in a post shared on its Instagram account, introduced two designs from the Jardine collection, Parvani and Incanto. The post presented the designs as strong-character, layered patterns. The ikat fabric and upholstery tags in the post indicate that the work is aimed at the upholstery fabric segment.
Parvani Onyx was shown on a sofa in the post. According to the company, the peacock motif gives this design a dramatic look that draws attention on the sofa. The motif's majestic expression makes the design one of the most ambitious examples of the Jardine collection.
Incanto Rosa also appeared in the same post, shown using a screen application. With its finely worked pattern inspired by craftsmanship, Incanto Rosa was highlighted to add a decorative contrast to the space.
ILIV describes Jardine as a collection that brings together expressionist floral patterns, peacock motifs, kilim effects and elegant botanical details. It also states that it designed the palette to leave an impression.
Pattern Selection in Upholstery Fabric
In upholstery fabric, the pattern is one of the main elements that define the character of a space. Large-scale figurative motifs are generally used to create a focal point on a single piece of furniture. Patterns of this kind, composed with more understated grounds, give interior designers and home textile buyers the ability to set up collections in the same space with different emphases. On broad surfaces such as sofas, the scale of the pattern is also important for the overall balance of the space.
The company states on its website that it designs modern interior and upholstery fabrics, and that these suit every style in residential and commercial spaces.
According to sector data, world home textile exports reached 109.6 billion dollars in 2025. China held the first place with a 54.5 percent share, while Türkiye ranked sixth with 2.70 billion dollars (Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Trade, Home Textile Sector Report 2026).
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