The difference between that starter rental apartment white and designer white is surprisingly huge. Case in point, when interior designer Patrick Hamilton was asked to “refresh” this sophisticated, sky-high Manhattan apartment, he kept the emphasis on fresh.

For designers looking to add good vibes to any project, the Karma Collection may be just the thing to add lively or calm energy to a space, depending on the design vision. Karma’s whimsical colorations work in perfect harmony with one another, with warm complementing cool.

Crypton Home Fabric shares recent inspirations from some top design influencers/creators and offers you 5 great reasons to follow them if you love design.

We’ve noticed something happening in the contract textile world that is delightful and exciting. Fabric designers are drawing from the deepest parts of what makes us human to create designs that are destined to last and feel fresh as long as the fabrics themselves.

See how renowned design blogger/stylist/author Anne Sage made her stylish home pet friendly with Crypton Home Fabric and watch the fun video of Anne and her furry friends!

Five stylish, pet-friendly design choices make it simple to snuggle up with furry friends worry-free on beautiful sofas, comfy chairs and even an upholstered bed. They’re all covered with soft, chic Crypton Home fabrics.

Crypton visits photographer and social media personality Caroline Lee, a powerful female entrepreneur living life and doing business on her own very colorful terms. Her home is an unapologetic ode to velvet.

Emily Henderson, Kim Salmela and Sabine Verellen are among the powerful women in design who are spreading the word about spill and stain resistant, beautiful Crypton Home Fabrics.

New from the Arc-Com Design Studio, the award-winning Foundation Collection featuring INCASE Crypton Technology is an example of the kinds of thoughtful, conceptual performance textiles we’re seeing for 2018. We’re calling the trend “full circle architecture,” where concepts from historical architecture are transformed into fabric that in turn get installed inside new architecture. […]

In the groundbreaking book, Textile Technology and Design: From Interior Space to Outer Space, contributing essayist Alexa Griffith Winton explores the evolving role of textiles as “an interstitial interface” in the context of contemporary design practice “in which advanced computational and fabrication technologies combine to create textiles capable of both reacting to their surrounding environs and responding to their inhabitants.”

One of the most exciting trends in contract fabric is a move toward intense, distinctive colors and exciting patterns. This new trend breaks through all of the myths about design limitations with contract performance fabrics.

As resilient as they are stain-resistant, Crypton fabrics are made to hold up to frequent cleaning. There’s a reason that over 1.5 million yards of Crypton fabrics have been installed in major hotel and restaurant installations as well as healthcare environments, offices and other public places.