Marvic Textiles

Employee size

11-50

Organization type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Melville, NY

Founded

1932

Based in London’s Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, Marvic Textiles creates fabrics and wallpapers for interior schemes, with its range spanning drapery, upholstery and specialist decorative applications. Its collections pair traditional references—such as Regency stripes, moiré and heritage patterns—with practical specifications for residential and contract interiors, and the company supports designers through its trade service and showroom.

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  Neisha CroslandLondon-based textile designer Neisha Crosland creates distinctive surface patterns for interiors and furnishings, from wallpaper and fabric to rugs, tiles and flooring. Her career began with a 1986 commission from Osborne & Little, including the Star wallpaper that became an instant bestseller, and her work has since appeared in interiors such as Claridge’s, Annabel’s and the film set of *The Great Gatsby*. Crosland was named a Royal Designer for Industry in 2006 and received an Honorary Fellowship from the University of the Arts London in 2017.NEW YORK, NY
• Erica Shamrock TextilesFrom its Brooklyn studio, Erica Shamrock Textiles develops and sources distinctive fabrics for hospitality and contract interiors, pairing nearly 20 years of industry experience with an artist’s eye for color, texture, and pattern. Founded by CEO Erica Shamrock, a fine-arts-trained textile designer, the company collaborates closely on bespoke spaces and can create custom patterns and colors. Its collections are designed to make durable, luxurious-looking interiors more attainable, including the reusable Back to Basics capsule.BROOKLYN, NY
• FRET FabricsFounded in 2010 by artist and woven technical designer Julie Kaminska, Fret Fabrics is a Long Island luxury design house creating fabrics for professional interiors and restoring historic textiles, wallpapers, and trims. Kaminska’s background at the Scalamandré mill informs the studio’s unusual ability to recreate period materials from archival fragments or even black-and-white photographs. Its preservation work includes collaborations with Sunnylands, the Mark Twain House, and the White House.GLEN HEAD, NY
• Rubelli S.p.AFrom Venice, Rubelli S.p.A. has spent more than 130 years making high-end interior textiles that pair traditional craftsmanship with technological innovation. Its Rubelli brand now extends that textile expertise to wallcoverings and decorative acoustic panels, while its Como weaving operation combines 31 modern looms with three working looms dating to the 18th century. The company’s fabrics and interiors appear in residential, hospitality, cruise-ship and yacht projects in Italy and abroad.New York, NY