The International Housewares Association will take a deeper look at the textiles category and the overall trends shaping consumer buying in a new webinar, “Trends in Home Textiles” on Thursday, December 3 at 12 p.m. CST.
Williams Sonoma has expanded its collaboration with fabric, trim and wallpaper manufacturer, The House of Scalamandré. The new assortment will feature a collection of over 25 products inspired by some of The House of Scalamandré’s most iconic prints and patterns.
The Fiesta Tableware Company’s Fiesta Dinnerware brand has formed a new license partnership with Avanti Linens. The partnership will bring a collection of bath and bedding products to the market in spring 2021.
Pottery Barn, together with The Renewal Workshop, a provider of circular solutions for apparel and textile brands, has unveiled the Pottery Barn Renewed initiative. The renewed line of products is said to represent the company’s first step towards becoming a circular business and furthering its leadership in sustainability.
The International Housewares Association (IHA) is inviting home textiles companies to visit the Inspired Home Show next month. The invitation is in response to current shifts in the New York market structure that have had an impact on that industry.
Lenox has signed a licensing deal with Arlee Home Fashions, a home textiles manufacturer. Company officials said that in collaboration with Lenox, Arlee Home Fashions will design and market new table linen, kitchen textile and bath collections, set to debut in early 2020.
Pottery Barn has debuted a new home collection with Lilly Pulitzer, the resort wear brand.
West Elm is partnering with Rent the Runway, an online clothing rental company, to provide bundles of hand-selected textiles.
The number of U.S. consumers who purchase home products online continues to grow, according to figures from The NPD Group.
MacKenzie-Childs will debut its 2019 spring collection at the Atlanta Market, including the new Royal Check dinnerware line and a new candle collection called Glow.
Williams Sonoma and Williams Sonoma Home are expanding their partnership with luxury lifestyle brand Aerin, founded by Aerin Lauder.
Nordstrom has formed a partnership with Anthropologie to launch a new home collection.
The Home Depot has acquired The Company Store, a leading online retailer of textiles and home décor products, from Hanover Direct.
This spring, for the first time since the magazine’s creation in 1987, Elle Decor will launch a full home furnishings collection at High Point Market including furniture, rugs, textiles, tabletop and accents developed with partners including Surya.
Love Cooking Company has teamed up with the producers of the Fox television show “Hell’s Kitchen” to develop a line of housewares around the brand.
Pottery Barn has unveiled an exclusive home goods collaboration with Indian fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee. The line is the designer’s first foray into home furnishings.
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