#TextileInspiration

[danfleites]

Highlight your modernity with this new design in green #camouflage style by #dflcprints in collaboration with @cowcow

Collection here: https://rb.gy/9vyfhy

[mariapenaloza24]

Islamic Art Biennale Exhibition – Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

As part of my ongoing design development, I visited the Islamic Art Biennale in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The experience offered valuable visual and conceptual insights that directly inform my textile work, particularly my use of natural fibres, scale, negative space, and symbolic layering.

During the exhibition, I was deeply moved by the scale, craftsmanship, and spiritual symbolism embedded in the textiles on display. One of the most striking exhibits was the complete Kiswa, presented in its entirety for the first time without being cut. Its monumental scale and intricacy offered a powerful reminder of textile as both sacred object and cultural vessel.

Figure 1 – Complete Kiswa

Figure 2 – Close-up of the Kiswa fabric

Figure 3 –Kiswa embroidery work

Also impactful was a large-scale installation by Louis Guillaume, titled 'When We Welcome the Wind'. Constructed in jute, the piece evoked fluid movement and negative space—concepts I am actively exploring in my own samples. The open weave and porous structure echoed the spaces between the veins in a leaf, which I have attempted to reproduce in my cyanotype and embroidery samples on hessian. Just like Guillaume’s work, mine aims to hold space, let air through, and speak of impermanence and presence simultaneously

The exhibition’s atmospheric lighting and architectural setting created a contemplative space that helped me reflect on the role of light, void, and repetition in textile storytelling. This experience reaffirmed my intention to embrace negative space in my work—not as emptiness, but as potential and flow.

Figure 4: 'When We Welcome the Wind' by Louis Guillaume 

Figure 5: Close-up image of Art Work 'When We Welcome the Wind' by Louis Guillaume

[decorsociety]

New York Modern Loft Style: Textiles & Upholster / Urban Industrial Elegance 1/

Discover the perfect textiles for your NYC loft aesthetic, luxurious leather, textured pillows, and soft throws in a sophisticated palette of charcoal, terracotta, slate, and cream. These sumptuous fabrics add warmth to industrial spaces while maintaining that coveted urban edge.Create contrast with buttery leather against exposed brick, lightweight linen curtains framing city views, and artfully draped textiles that soften metal and concrete surfaces. The perfect blend of comfort and NYC cool.👉 Download our design game to create your own NYC loft! Link in bio for beta access

[srisakthitex]

Established in 1994, Sri Shakthi Tex has evolved into a premier manufacturer and supplier of a diverse range of fabrics, solidifying its position as a leader in the Indian textile industry. Over the decades, the company has cultivated a reputation for excellence, specializing in the production of 100% cotton and polycotton fabrics. The extensive product line includes plain, drill, duck, canvas, and stain fabrics, catering to a wide array of textile needs.

[mmggstore]

Here’s a peek into my latest embroidered-style pieces—each design tells its own little story, now brought to life on fabric. From jazz nights and rebellious riffs to sleepy tokens and sweet notes to mom, I’m loving how these ideas translate beyond the sketchpad.

Which one speaks to you the most?

Exploring how texture and vibe can live in thread and print. All art by me.

Just vibing with the needle & noise.

[indiaartndesign]

A Textile-inspired Office rooted in Craftsmanship | Upstairs Design Assoc.

Located in Surat’s bustling textile hub, this textile-inspired office by Upstairs Design Assoc. seamlessly blends craftsmanship with contemporary design. Transforming constraints into creative opportunities, the design carefully curates a material palette of marble, concrete, and ash wood, combined with restored furniture and delicate textile-inspired details, paying homage to the city’s weaving legacy. https://www.indiaartndesign.com/a-textile-inspired-office-rooted-in-craftsmanship-upstairs-design-assoc/

[yanmaotextile]

Hey textile lovers! 👋

Today, we're diving into a world of textures and colors! 🎨 The first image is a visual treat with an array of fabrics. From the cozy striped knit to the plush faux fur, each swatch offers a unique tactile experience. The color palette ranges from the cool denim blue to the soft milky white, creating a harmonious blend that's both stylish and versatile. It's like a playground for designers, with options for every creative vision.

In the second image, we're greeted by earthy and nature - inspired hues. The linen and hemp - based fabrics, such as the linen color - woven stripes and the hemp fabric, not only showcase a beautiful range of greens and browns but also embody a sustainable and eco - friendly ethos. The floral - printed ramie adds a touch of elegance, while the wrinkled linen offers a rustic charm.

These fabric collections aren't just materials; they're the building blocks of future fashion trends. Whether you're a designer looking for inspiration or a textile enthusiast admiring the craftsmanship, these fabrics open up a world of possibilities.

What's your favorite fabric and color combination from these images? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Let's start a textile - filled conversation! 💬

#TextileInspiration #FabricLove #ColorPalettes #FashionMaterials

[iristk]

I dette prosjektet er det det tekstile håndarbeidet som ligger til grunn for tegningen. #workinprogress #drawing #installation #textileinspiration #embroidery #stiches #sewing (ved Gamlebyen Skatepark) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_SIu3sJBA7/?igshid=1brryle6sj6tn

[eyna-meilher-blog]

Contemporary look for those enamelled cufflinks. Check this on the online shop www.etsy.com/shop/EynaMeilher

[only1copy]

Layers 🦩 by @hanne_friis . . . #hannefriis #layers #textileinstallation #textileinspiration #textileart #textiledesign #pinkpalette #colorpalette #colormood #pinkstyle #pinklove #pinkaesthetic #pinkmood #artlove #artmood #artinstallation #artinspiration https://www.instagram.com/p/Cakx-Y2DVO7/?utm_medium=tumblr

[mrbiography]

CAN BRANDS MANIPULATE THE THREAT COUNT SWIPE RIGHT . . . #textileindustry #textiledesignlab #textileofindia #textilepollution #textileinspiration #textilemanipulation #textile #fabricinnovation #fanbricfraud #fabricfeel #fabricworld #fabricshopping #fabrichacks #textilestudent #textilework #trectileblog https://www.instagram.com/p/CEq1CJYjqAr/?igshid=1hgse4gmc8vk

[danfleites]

Don't miss this new design from #dflcprints distributed by @cowocw that fuses modern with tribal ornamentation Collection here: https://rb.gy/l9jqoe

[mariapenaloza24]

Cyanotype on Paper - Samples Using Botanical Motifs

This set of cyanotype samples was developed using botanical motifs on both watercolour and rice paper. The surfaces were first coated evenly with the cyanotype chemical solution and left to dry in total darkness in the dryer for 30 minutes. The exposure setup was prepared in the dark room, the botanical motifs were placed first onto the glass surface of the UV exposure unit, followed by the sensitised paper layered on top, ensuring direct contact between the objects and the coated side. The lid was then closed, and the samples were exposed to UV light for 14 minutes. After exposure, the paper was rinsed with cold water to remove unexposed chemicals and allow the image to fully develop. The prints were then left to dry on the working table, placed beneath the overhead heat lamp to accelerate the drying process evenly and avoid warping. In some cases, diluted green and orange inks had been applied to the paper before coating. These pre-coloured areas interacted softly with the cyanotype chemistry, leaving subtle traces of their original hue in the less-exposed zones. This resulted in gentle chromatic shifts that enhanced the botanical silhouettes and created a subtle painterly effect. The outcomes were visually rich and detailed. The cyanotypes revealed strong Prussian blue tones with clear definition of the plant forms. These qualities suggest promising applications across textile design, wallpaper concepts, and interior decoration. The natural forms, enhanced by light and tone, serve as a flexible base for further exploration. Looking forward, I plan to apply this process to fabric, using illustrations from my narrative work. While this transition presents challenges—especially in controlling absorption and exposure—the technical clarity achieved on paper offers a confident starting point. This body of work draws conceptual inspiration from Anna Atkins, whose cyanotypes of botanical specimens fused scientific methodology with artistic sensibility. Her pioneering efforts continue to resonate, particularly in the way she transformed ephemeral nature into visual archives—an intention that aligns closely with my own pursuit of capturing organic memory and feminine identity through print.

[iamrockl]

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[jamiebaldrick]

This is where my graduate collection began. My collection of penpal letters from over the years.

[jill-knits]

A good description of the light pattern on this silk and felted scarf. Likely you can also find it in my hair! #color #lightandshadows #coloroftheday #scarves #colorinspiration #textileinspiration #feltedfabric #knitweardesigner https://www.instagram.com/p/B_DXo42JKOc/?igshid=zbzjj25j74gy