For curtain makers: 2 new details from Nobilis and Zimmer + Rohde
Paris-based Nobilis shared its embroidered curtain fabric Icarus, while Zimmer + Rohde presented Regency Bow, a trimming from the Travers New York collection with embroidered ribbons and bows over a block-printed sash. Regency Bow comes in three colourways.
Two of Europe's fabric houses shared new curtain fabric and trimming details on 14–15 October 2026. The information comes from the companies' own posts.
Nobilis: embroidered Icarus
Nobilis' new Icarus fabric was shown as a generously pleated curtain. According to the company, its embroidered pattern catches the light, moving between deep matt textures and satin highlights as the fabric moves. In the same scene, Saori, woven with organic irregularity, was used as upholstery on an armchair. The post carries Nobilis' 2026 collection tag.
Zimmer + Rohde: Regency Bow
Zimmer + Rohde presented the Regency Bow trimming from its Travers New York collection. A romantic interpretation of 19th-century opulence, it overlays a block-printed sash with embroidered ribbons and delicately tied bows, creating a layered festoon effect. Regency Bow is available in three softly nuanced colourways.
What it means for curtain makers
Both posts show embroidery, layered embellishment and trimming details gaining weight in Europe's upper segment. For Turkish producers and curtain makers, this points to adding value through edge trims, embroidery and matt-to-sheen textures rather than plain fabrics.
Background: our earlier coverage
- OEKO-TEX and GOTS: Strategic Roadmap for Organic Fabric Certification
As sustainability and demand for organic fabrics surge in the home textile and drapery industries, the differences, cost profiles, and workflows between OEKO-TEX and GOTS provide an essential roadmap for global exporters.
