Founded in Nottingham in 1902, Romo designs and supplies designer fabrics and wallcoverings for interiors. Still family-run in its fifth generation, the company developed its in-house design studio in the 1980s and now launches collections twice a year through a network spanning more than 70 countries. Romo is the founding brand of The Romo Group, which employs more than 370 people and remains based in Nottinghamshire.
Stout TextilesFounded in Philadelphia in 1927 by brothers Charles and Harry Stout, Stout Textiles designs and distributes decorative fabrics, trimmings, and wallcoverings for residential and commercial interiors. The family-owned company has grown from an upholstery supply shop into a fourth-generation textile house, with collections spanning its Stout, Marcus William, and Bassett McNab brands. Its custom workroom also produces made-in-the-USA window treatments and pillows, handled by 50 artisans with more than 70 years of workroom experience.424310COLMAR, PA
Carolyn Ray IncFor 40 years, Carolyn Ray Inc has turned a fine-art sensibility and observations of nature into original fabrics and wallcoverings for interiors. Its Rockland County, New York studio brings design and production together, handpainting and experimenting with materials to create richly layered surfaces, including made-to-order solutions and one-of-a-kind art pieces. The company’s award-winning work belongs to the permanent collections of the Cooper Hewitt Museum, the Museum of the Rhode Island School of Design, and the Houston Museum of Fine Arts.YONKERS, NY
RichloomRichloom is a third-generation, family-owned company founded in 1957 by Fred Richman with a $5,000 loan. From its New York City headquarters, the business has grown from a small fabric supplier into a global, design-driven manufacturer with hundreds of employees and operations across the United States and Shanghai. Its work is shaped by family continuity, international collaboration and an emphasis on responsible textile production.New York, 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