Knoll Textiles
Founded by visionary designer Florence Knoll in 1947, Knoll Textiles has long been a leader in modern, design-driven fabrics. Florence established a practice of collaborating with highly talented designers and publicly crediting them for their work, forever changing the language of modern textiles.
Some of the iconic fabrics that have helped define the Knoll Textiles line include Nylon Homespun (1965) by Suzanne Huguenin, Eclat (1974) by Anni Albers, and Cato (1961) by Paul Maute, which became one of Knoll’s most successful products and is currently still in production.
New and Featured from Knoll Textiles on Source
Guise
3 Greenhouse, Upholstery - 35% Polyester, 30% Wool, 20% Cotton, 13% Nylon, 2% Metallic Fiber
Big Floral
1 Alchemy, Wallcovering -
80% Olefin, 20% Pre Consumer Recycled Olefin
Forest
1 Feather, Wallcovering -
100% Polyester
Button
1 Shell, Drapery -
100% Trevira CS Polyester
Puff
3 Taupe, Upholstery -
100% Polyester