From 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.
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U.S.A. ASTM E-84 Wallcovering
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FortunyFortuny has been hand-printing luminous luxury textiles in its Giudecca factory since 1921, using original machinery and closely guarded methods developed by artist and inventor Mariano Fortuny. The independent, family-owned house remains the last operating factory in Venice, where generations of artisans carry the work forward for interiors and bespoke design. Its fabrics also appear in handmade accessories and home pieces, each bearing the irregular signature of its maker.New York, NY
Atelier Moderne TextilesFounded in New York in 2014 by textile-industry veteran Claudio Chicco, Atelier Moderne Textiles creates bespoke fabrics for high-end interiors, pairing traditional craftsmanship with modern weaving technology. Now based in New York and Mougins, France, the atelier is particularly distinctive for reviving historic techniques—including Jacquard and silk velvet weaving—and for reproducing antique textiles to meet the needs of leading interior designers, architects and decorators worldwide. Its custom commissions have included historic damask and brocatello reproductions for projects associated with Peter Marino and Dior.New York, NY
Prelle et Cie S.A.SSince 1752, Lyon-based Manufacture Prelle has woven furnishing fabrics, carrying the city’s silk tradition through nine generations of family ownership. The company preserves rare hand-loom techniques alongside newer looms, enabling it to recreate historic textiles and develop bespoke fabrics for distinctive interiors. Prelle continues to create and produce exclusively in France, with work ranging from private residences to heritage institutions such as New York’s Frick Collection.NEW YORK, 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