Maxwell Fabrics Showcases New Textile Collections at BDNY 2026

The company said it was pleased to meet professionals visiting its booth and highlighted the opportunity to present its current collections. Thanking visitors, the company announced that its full range of products can be reviewed on its website, maxwellfabrics.com.

The post does not mention any specific product, collection name, pattern or technical specification. As a result, no details are given on the scope of the collections on display, their material composition or their intended uses. The company's message focuses on the contacts made during the fair and on directing visitors to its online catalogue.

A long-established family firm serving the interior design and hotel trade

Maxwell Fabrics describes itself as a family company run by the third generation, offering modern classic fabrics to the interior design trade. The company says its business is founded on superior quality and service, and that it continues to provide steadfast support to design professionals. It adds that innovation and development drive growth, while lasting success rests on original and timeless design principles.

The company's roots go back to an international manufacturer of custom quilted bedspreads. Producing quilted fabrics for a range of uses from bedspreads to ski wear, the firm quickly gained recognition for its custom quilted bedspreads, and Maxwell Fabrics is built on that work. The company grew rapidly in the 1970s. Garaway also brought his children into the business: his son Larry took over operations, while his daughter Darlene moved into design and creative work.

The company says it has always treated customer service as a priority and takes pride in having one of the most friendly and efficient order desks in the industry.

The company had previously emphasised that it combines the soft, luxurious hand of its fabric with the durability required for upholstery use.

In upholstery fabric selection, usage intensity is generally the decisive factor. Tightly woven, abrasion-resistant fabrics are preferred for frequently used seating areas, while more delicate surfaces may be considered for decorative pieces. Pattern and texture are evaluated together with the form of the furniture: large patterns tend to look more balanced across broad surfaces, while small patterns and solid colours work better on smaller pieces. For curtains, the drape of the fabric, the degree to which it filters daylight and the intended use of the space are considered together; when taking measurements, allowance is made for the fabric gathered in pleats as well as the width of the window.

Boutique Design fairs serve as a platform where design products for hotel, restaurant and boutique projects meet designers and buyers. Maxwell Fabrics' presence at BDNY 2026 shows that the firm continues to engage face to face with the interior design trade.

Globally, home textile exports reached 109.6 billion dollars in 2025. China ranked first 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). This picture indicates that fairs held in major design markets such as the United States remain important for Turkish manufacturers as well.

Source: Maxwell Fabrics Instagram post.

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