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Heimtextil Trends 25/26 to offer fresh perspectives for the textile industry

 

Curated by Alcova Milano, the Heimtextil Trends 25/26 will offer fresh perspectives for the textile industry as they seamlessly blend tradition with modern technology. Titled ‘Future Continuous,’ this cutting-edge showcase will be held in the Trend Arena at Heimtextil in Frankfurt from Jan 14-17, 2025.

The Heimtextil Trends 25/26 will highlight the concept of learning from the traditional practices and adapting them to the present. The showcase will explore ways in which historical methods inspire modern design solutions.

The Heimtextil Trends 25/26 showcase will be curated by the founding team of Alcova Milan for visitors in Hall 3.0. Known for its alternative design platform showcased during Milan’s design week, Alcova Milano often reactivates historical and spectacular locations, drawing connections between the past and the future of design.

The Heimtextil Trends 25/26 will showcase the rising of innovations from traditional practices. It will offer new approaches to sustainability and resource efficiency. Visitors will experience these through a dynamic installation that highlights textiles’ central role in technological, cultural, and ecological advancements. 

The event will also feature six insightful interviews with international designers, textile researchers, and industry leaders, including Janis Jefferies, a pioneer in textile research, Ilse Crawford, StudioIlse, and Dirk Vantyghem, Director General, Euratex. These discussions will explore the importance of natural fibers like hemp, jute, and flax, as well as the growing focus on repairability, locality, and transparency in supply chains.

Featuring a color palette with shades like Naturally Uneven Green, End of Petrol, and Imperfect Pink, the Trend Arena promises to be a must-visit for those at the forefront of interior design.

 

 
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