Innovant designs and manufacturers workstations, private office, and conference products for some of the world’s most prestigious and progressive clients announces the addition of three new Luna Textiles to its standard finishes: Acolyte, Hush and Stitch. These fabrics can be utilized for various applications, including privacy panels, tackable wall boards and cushioned pedestals.
Innovant has increased its selection of standard Luna Textiles for use on privacy panels and upholstery cushions.
For panel applications, Innovant now offers Luna’s Stitch collection. Woven from 100% Eco-Intelligent polyester, this line is available in six standard colorways.
Innovant has also graded in two dual purpose patterns, Acolyte and Hush, which provide the flexibility of both panel and cushion applications.
Acolyte is a versatile, high-performance, bleach-cleanable fabric. Its rich and lively surface of variegated color evokes the unique charm of natural, handwoven fibers. Hush takes its cues from the bouclé texture of couture fabric, interpreted as high-performance polyester to address the demands of contract environments.
Hush is an excellent value, with its eco-friendly, 90% recycled content available in 13 stunning colors.
Luna Textiles was founded in San Francisco in 1994 to introduce new style to commercial interiors. Since then, Luna’s textiles and showrooms have gained numerous accolades and industry awards. Sharing Innovant’s pursuit of excellence, Luna Textiles is an excellent Innovant partner due to its desire to be the best source of well-designed, elegant, and refined textiles.
Over the past twenty-five years, Innovant’s substantial contributions to office and trading environments have resulted from the sophisticated products and close collaboration Innovant supplies to clients and designers.
Their global distribution extends to all of North America, Europe, the Middle East, India, and Asia through our regional sales and support partners. Showrooms where their products can be viewed are located in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Hong Kong, Singapore and London.
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