Kravet and TileBar launch landmark partnership, transforming a century of textile design into an exclusive new tile collection. September 30, 2026 Heritage textile and furnishings brand Kravet has partnered with TileBar, a leading design resource for tile and bath projects, to introduce an exclusive tile collection that translates Kravet's iconic patterns into stone and porcelain for the first time. The debut collection marks the beginning of an annual creative partnership between two industry leaders. The partnership extends Kravet's design language beyond textiles and wallcoverings, giving designers an entirely new way to layer some of the industry's most recognizable patterns throughout residential and commercial interiors. Spanning six collections and 34 SKUs, the debut Kravet x TileBar launch pays homage to signature motifs from Kravet's celebrated archive with statement making micro-mosaics, premium carved stones, and decorative porcelains. United by a shared commitment to effortless luxury and enduring craftsmanship, the collaboration feels at once deeply familiar yet entirely new. "What excites us most about Kravet's first foray into tile is seeing how our most beloved patterns - alongside entirely new designs - translate from textile and wallpaper into a whole new world of surfaces and materials," said Sara Kravet, Executive Vice President of Licensing. Kravet and TileBar's partnership emerged organically after a series of creative conversations rooted in a mutual respect for craft and materiality. Together, the design teams explored Kravet's vast library and reviewed the innovative production techniques of TileBar's producers and artisans to translate these historic documents into tile. "What made this collaboration so compelling was the opportunity to honor Kravet's iconic patterns while reimagining them through entirely different materials," said Eli Mechlovitz, Founder of TileBar. "Our team worked closely with Kravet to study the scale, rhythm, and texture of each pattern, then partnered with our expert porcelain and stone producers to identify the techniques that would most faithfully translate those details. The result is a collection that preserves the character of the original designs while celebrating the natural beauty, texture, and dimensionality that only stone and porcelain can provide." The first chapter of the Kravet x TileBar collaboration reimagines signature patterns across porcelain and natural stone through the use of three distinct techniques: carved stone, hand-placed micro-mosaics, and printed porcelain. A sophisticated palette of soft whites, metallics, and blues offers the versatility to suit a range of high-end residential and commercial environments, from serene and understated to bold and graphic. The collection features: * Ellsen, a floral-inspired update to the classic star-and-cross motif with hand-placed pieces of Blue Macuba or Calacatta Gold marble to transform a white marble base into a timeless precision-cut waterjet mosaic. * Nautra, where organic, flowing lines create an intriguing juxtaposition of abstract shapes and geometric curves. Crafted from premium marbles (Bardiglio Gray, Calacatta Gold, or Cloud Emerald) with a tumbled finish, each sheet is composed of hundreds of individually placed pieces of natural stone, mesh-mounted into a large-scale mosaic that evokes natural waves. * Moonwave, a highly tactile, carved botanical motif that fans across a large-format surface in Thassos or Calacatta Gold marble. A honed finish accentuates each stone's veining and tonal variation for a sculptural yet understated quality. * Rhodesa, a digitally printed wave pattern rich in tonal depth, offered in a versatile palette of blues, grays, and light neutrals. Based on a best-selling Kravet wallpaper, Rhodesa is made in Italy from triple-fired porcelain. * Saltveil, where abstract lines and layered color combine in a visually nuanced surface with subtle metallic shimmer. Based on another best-selling Kravet wallpaper, Saltveil is crafted from triple-fired porcelain in Italy. (Recommended for wall use only.) * Elowynn, a damask made modern. Enduring Kravet damask prints are paired with the urban appeal of cement encaustic tile. Crafted in Spain from versatile porcelain, this volume-driving collection features four distinct damask patterns across eight colors for a wide range of residential and commercial uses. Available exclusively through TileBar, designers, architects, and homeowners can shop the Kravet x TileBar collections online at tilebar.com and in store at TileBar's showroom locations across the United States. About TileBar Founded in 2009 in New York City, TileBar is a leading design resource for tile and bath projects. Through a curated product assortment, technical innovation, personalized service, and an elevated omnichannel experience, TileBar ensures that every project accomplishes a unique vision and aesthetic. It serves residential and commercial clients across the United States, with thousands of ready-to-ship tiles available online and in its showrooms. About Kravet Founded in 1918, Kravet offers an extensive portfolio of fabric, furniture, wallcovering, trim, and carpet - each piece inspired by global culture and crafted with American sensibility. The brand is renowned for its unparalleled textiles archive, commitment to quality and service, and exclusive licensed collections with top industry names such as Candice Olson, Corey Damen Jenkins, Joseph Altuzarra, Thom Filicia, and more. Through its Kravet Couture studio, the brand brings fresh, innovative designs to life, transforming them into exceptional and luxurious home furnishings. Kravet is part of the Kravet Family of Brands, alongside Lee Jofa, Brunschwig & Fils, Donghia, and GP & J Baker.

How maximalism is redefining bold, expressive interior design. Colorado Homes & Lifestyles speaks with Suzanne Cohen, Chief Marketing Officer at Kravet, about the upcoming Art of Color event this May. April 28, 2026 Crafting bold, expressive interiors through the lens of maximalism will be the running theme on Thursday, May 7, at 2:15 pm with Kravet and Benjamin Moore Paint at the Art of Color interior design event. Colorado Homes & Lifestyles' Editor in Chief, Darla Worden, will sit down with Denver's leading designers, Tory Bond, Jodi Cook and Jessica Knauf, for a conversation on color and lifestyle. Coloradohomesmag spoke with Suzanne Cohen, Chief Marketing Officer at Kravet, to gain more insight about the highly anticipated event. What inspired the "Art of Color" theme, and why did Kravet and Benjamin Moore feel like the right partnership for this conversation Suzanne Cohen: Color is the foundation of everything Coloradohomesmag do at Kravet. As experts in the field, partnering with Benjamin Moore was a natural fit. Coloradohomesmag is seeing a shift where color is no longer just a 'moment' - people are getting more adventurous with it in their everyday lives. You see it in fashion and jewelry, which always eventually inspires home decor. Coloradohomesmag wanted this partnership to highlight how to bring that same confidence and richness into the home. How did you land on maximalism as the lens for this discussion? Is that a direction you're seeing grow in the design world right now? SC: Coloradohomesmag is seeing a real move toward 'more is more.' Trends like color-drenching and heavy pattern-layering are definitely on the rise. While its brands cater to every aesthetic, Coloradohomesmag is particularly excited to see its traditional lines being used in these layered, maximalist ways. Is this event geared primarily toward designers and trade professionals, or is it open to homeowners and design enthusiasts as well? SC: While Kravet primarily serves trade professionals, Coloradohomesmag love these building-wide events because they allow Coloradohomesmag to open its doors to everyone. It's a wonderful opportunity for design enthusiasts to explore its world and get a closer look at the resources available to their designers. What do you hope attendees walk away thinking or feeling after the event? SC: Inspired! I want them to leave ready to push some boundaries, take a few risks with their palettes, and really have some fun with color.

Furninfo is so thrilled to partner with Kravet to bring this collection to the market.