New Brentano Fabrics Embrace Pattern

CHICAGO - Nov. 1, 2013 - PRLog -- Brentano’s fall 2013 Rhythm collection embraces a “language of pattern” and offers fabrics that highlight the beauty of thoughtful repetition and flow.

The Rhythm collection features understated patterns for residential applications. Washable Virelai offers a large-scale yet subdued print; the stripes of Serape have a luxurious, wool-like hand; and Cadence merges a structured geometric pattern with a soft voided-velvet that can stand up to high-traffic environments. Swing and Big Band, woven from 100% solution-dyed polyester,have menswear-inspired chevron and pinstripe patterns ideal for high-end healthcare and contract environments seeking a masculine touch.

Available in a range of classic neutral hues like rich sapphire and timeless linen, the sophisticated new patterns in the Rhythm collection resonate with Brentano’s color forecast for this year.

About Brentano:
Founded in 1990 by Design Director Iris Wang and her husband, President E-Kwan Chen, Brentano has grown from a modest beginning of eight patterns to an internationally represented textile house. Brentano's fabrics stem from Wang's philosophy of balancing beauty + performance. Their growing collection of eco-fabrics expands this ideology by demanding textiles meet thoroughly researched standards of environmental consciousness while maintaining their beauty. Having celebrated their 20th anniversary in 2010, Brentano continues to offer a variety of innovative and interesting textiles, including eco-friendly faux leather, high performance upholstery, fire-resistant, outdoor, Crypton, Nano-Tex and GreenShield fabrics. Please visit www.brentanofabrics.com for more information.