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As featured in our new COVER 83, Denna Jones finds out what the designers at this year's WOW!House have to teach us
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From established names to emerging studios, here’s where to find the most exciting rug brands and collections across the city and beyond
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Following the recent report that wool carpets need a nylon component in order to be durable, Denna Jones maintains that there is a growing offshore threat to natural fibres
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Chinese industrial developer Cloud Chain is planning to establish a USD 1.5 billion–2 billion integrated textile industrial city in Port Said, in what officials describe as a potentially carbon-neutral manufacturing complex and one of the largest textile investment projects proposed in Egypt in recent years. According to Egypt’s Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade, the proposed “Egyptian…
From romantic florals to Mediterranean-inspired textures and bold graphic designs, these six new rugs highlight the summer's most exciting directions in contemporary craft and interiors
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Egypt is betting that rural industrialization could become a key tool in addressing unemployment, strengthening local economies, and reducing migration pressures on major cities through its newly launched “Productive Villages” initiative. The programmed, currently entering its pilot phase across selected governorates in the Delta and Upper Egypt, aims to establish small and medium-sized factories…
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In exactly one week, DOMOTEX asia/CHINAFLOOR 2026 returns to Shanghai from 27–29 May, bringing together exhibitors and international visitors for Asia-Pacific’s leading carpet and flooring trade fair
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At the 61st Venice Biennale (2026), Faig Ahmed’s solo exhibition The Attention for the Azerbaijan Pavilion reimagines the carpet as a shifting system of perception, where craft, language and cosmology intersect
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Drawing inspiration from the timeless beauty of the French Riviera, La Manufacture Cogolin’s latest collection, captures the atmosphere and landscapes of the Mediterranean through a series of richly textured, artisanal rugs
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From collectible design and bespoke production to material craftsmanship, ICFF and NYCxDESIGN 2026 showcase t a new generation of rug and textile brands shaping the future of contemporary interiors
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This May, XTANT NOMAD 2026 in Palma de Mallorca will unite global artisans in a celebration of textile art, craftsmanship and the enduring relevance of ancestral knowledge
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May’s International Carpet Festival in Baku put traditional craftsmanship at the heart of contemporary life
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Online ads aren't inherently evil. The way platforms implement them almost always is, and that's why I'm ruling them out for Craftsky.
Craftsky is a social platform for textile crafters on the open web. Here's why I'm building it.
In just two days, the International Carpet Festival will take over Baku’s UNESCO-listed Old City, presenting a programme of exhibitions, forums and live craft
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It's not in case they trip across a nightclub.
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Marking its third edition and the tenth anniversary of Azerkhalcha’s designer division, the Baku Carpet Festival brings together industry voices, regional traditions and a city-wide programme of exhibitions
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COVER’s Raquel Diazdowney visits A media lumbre (Gently Under the Flame) at the Institut Valencià d’Art Modern, an exhibition exploring material knowledge and craft, set to travel across Spain throughout 2026
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To mark 100 years, Georgia Couri and Larry Mahurter speak to COVER’s Libbi Kettle, reflecting on a timeline of design with a skilful eye on both modern and future styles
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Kayla Mattes transforms the visual language of the internet into vibrant handwoven tapestries where pixels, memes and material craft collide in richly textured form
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“Being part of the Woven Memories project had a real impact on me. ” – Oliwia Palika, a Textiles student at Fort William. A remarkable collection of ten vintage wedding dresses, each carrying its own story of love, hope and history, forms the heart of a new creative partnership between Highland Hospice Retail and UHI North, West and […]
Textile art takes centre stage at the Saatchi Gallery, as fifteen artists redefine the medium’s place within contemporary fine art
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Archaeological excavations into prehistory sites tell us many tantalising aspects behind the stories of the people who lived there. Some of the questions we can answer today, were not possible decades ago, as science and archaeology continue to develop processes and more refined ways to examine artefacts. The components of a wooden loom have been […]
Opening today in London, Paint! Pattern! Print! celebrates the vibrant and influential work of Susan Collier and Sarah Campbell, tracing five decades of bold, painterly textile design that reshaped the language of pattern
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