2026 New Collections Preview

Kravet Couture introduces a new collection in collaboration with the Museum of New Mexico. The Museum of New Mexico: Folk Art Collection draws inspiration from the diverse and renowned textile collection at the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe. These motifs developed as a function of the making process (weaving on a narrow loom, embroidering, felting) in the rich earth tones and textures of the Southwest.

Also through Kravet, Brunschwig & Fils launches Grand Voyage, featuring design inspiration from four corners of the world: Japanese landscape painting; Sub-Saharan Kuba cloth; Western Asian ikat; and traditional French textiles are combined in this elegant and eclectic collection.

In collaboration with virtuoso paper artist Isabelle de Borchgrave, Maison Pierre Frey will launch Mémoires Colorées When Patrick Frey and his team visited the artist’s studio in Brussels, they were captivated by her freedom of movement, the richness of colors and the poetry of paper. More than 3,500 of the artist’s drawings were carefully explored to extract fragments of a unique universe, combining genius, vibrancy, and spontaneity which came to life in fabric, wallpaper, and rugs.  The French house will also launch Jardins à la française—Inspired by contemporary creations as well as exceptional archival documents, the collection feels timeless, radiant, and unmistakably French in spirit.