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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.

Knivsta municpiality decided to reuse as much as possible when they renovated their locales.

Svensson’s own in-house lab has the capacity to test both existing and newly developed textiles, focusing on quality control, environmental certifications and related quality issues.

After more than 30 years on the market, Oeko-Tex has now updated its brand and graphic profile.

Fibre manufacturer Trevira has a return program for textiles made from its polyester fibre Trevira CS. It allows the material in the textile to be recovered and reused through mechanical recycling.

The design team's work process is about developing textile solutions in conscious and innovative ways, where both aesthetic and functional requirements are included.

Svensson's ambition is that all textiles produced should come of use. Through collaboration with Layered, leftover upholstery fabric can be given a new life.

We are proud to present the colour palette that was showcased at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2023. Let yourself be inspired by colours and structures to find the textiles that best suit your space. The textiles are not only beautiful to look at, they are also designed to last for many years to come, making them well suited to all types of public spaces. 

During the Stockholm Furniture Fair 2023, a dialogue about Möbelfakta READY was arranged at Svensson's stand. The topics covered were the industry's biggest challenges and how architects and interior designers can work with eco-labeling for products.