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TAF – Gabriella Lenke and Mattias Ståhlbom – who have also designed Svensson’s booth concepts and showrooms, have carefully crafted the photography to reflect both creativity and origin.

Design, functionality, and sustainable material choices take centre stage in this spring’s collection. By combining tactile surfaces, stylish structures, and recycled materials, we’ve created textiles that contribute to pleasant environments—acoustically, visually, and sustainably.

By considering acoustics as an integral part of the design process, we can create spaces where sound and design work together harmoniously. Our new digital acoustic tool is designed to help you anticipate how your choice of materials and textiles will affect a room's acoustics, and thereby enhance the overall experience of your vision from the early stages of your project.

This autumn's launch draws inspiration from nature, light and the interplay between stillness and movement. The two boldly patterned textiles, Arcade and Flora, play with organic expressions, while Interact is updated in both colour palette and a new width of 300cm. A sustainable addition is also the Lane upholstery fabric in 100% wool. 

In a move to make our textiles more accessible, Svensson interior textiles are available on the pCon.catalog portal. We offer a curated selection of our upholstery and hanging fabrics directly to interior designers and professionals.

The palette of autumn consists of twisted neutrals and mixtures of yarn colours that create entirely new shades and impressions. We hope that this selection will inspire you in your work to create rooms where humans can meet and gather.

Annie has designed two of autumns new textiles – hanging textile May and an updated version of classic upholstery fabric Ink.

This Spring launch offers a euphoric mix of colour, pattern and texture. Four highly versatile hanging fabrics and a distinctive upholstery fabric present endless possibilities for spaces where people can connect and create.

Creating a comfortable indoor environment often means controlling the incoming light. An excellent way to do this is to use a dimout textile. More desirable than a complete black-out of light a dimout curtain offers a softer atmosphere. 

When Svedbergs planned the launch of their Langfoss bathroom concept, inspired by the highest waterfall in Norway, they wanted at the same time to make it easy to create a cosy, personal and renewable look in the bathroom. The answer was to complement the minimalistic shower wall with our tactile textile, Salt.