Wolf-Gordon's newest introductions win ASID Earth Minded Award

Next month, Wolf-Gordon will introduce four additions to its Metropolitan collection. These superior textiles are the first fabrics to win the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) Earth Minded Award, the most innovative and environmentally conscious upholstery textiles yet from the company that dates from 1967.

“We’ve designed a short range of classics, from solid and small-scale textures, to larger scale geometrics, that not only enhance our Metropolitan offering, but respond exactly to what hospitality and healthcare designers need now,” explains Marybeth Shaw, Chief Creative Officer.
Woven in the award-winning Bella-Dura® construction, a proprietary olefin blend, these upholstery textiles are ideal for the most demanding commercial settings. Each item is solution-dyed, bleach cleanable, and packed with silver ion technology for antimicrobial protection. Rush Hour, High Rise, Wander and Boutique are perfect for both indoor and outdoor applications as they withstand over 1,500 hours of UV light and over 50,000 double rubs on the Wyzenbeek test.

Rush Hour, a complex, solid-colored weave offered in a generous 16 colorways;
Highrise, a stripe with plaid intentions, that contributes tremendous pattern interest in 12 colorways;
Wander, inspired by the medieval urban tissue of European cities, is a delightful pattern offered in 12 colorways
Boutique, a new, woven interpretation of a reptile skin in 12 different shades—a perfect complement to any upscale handbag!
All four textiles are 100% recyclable and Cradle to Cradle® Certified. They are finished with GreenShield™ technology.  These newest additions to the Metropolitan Collection demonstrate Wolf-Gordon’s continued commitment to the growth of its upholstery offering.

Stop by the Wolf-Gordon showrooms at the DDB (Suite 413) and PDC (Suite M5) and have a look!

Preview Wolf-Gordon's bold wall statement

Next month, Wolf-Gordon will introduce two new patterns to its London Chic catalog. Zebra and Safari are both type II vinyl wallcoverings and are anything but wallflowers. The bold patterns are ideal for hospitality and other commercial interiors that require strong wall statements.  “London is a city of multicultural influences. The sensual lines of our new, full-size Zebra pattern (pictured above) and Safari’s smaller scale patterning, derived from an African textile tradition, bring an exciting, new dimension to London Chic,” explained Wolf-Gordon’s Chief Creative Officer, Marybeth Shaw.

Zebra and Safari are low-VOC emitting wallcoverings and rated Class A for fire safety. The company, founded in 1967, prides itself on its innovations in upholstery and drapery textiles, paints, and Wink clear, even dry-erase coating.



Zebra is a life-size zebra print in 7 different color ways: the classic black & white, a signature bright orange-red & white, an elegant camel & white and four lower contrast neutrals. This curvaceous and striking pattern is ideal for hospitality, lounges, and retail interiors that will benefit from incorporating nature’s dramatic design.


Safari (above), taking its cues from indigenous African textiles, is a small-scale print rich with intricate details and texture. Layered pearlescent and matte inks create a sense of depth, while a crepe emboss magnifies the visual texture of the surface. The pattern comes in a range of color ways, from light neutrals to higher contrast hues of green and black, warm red and brown and cool blue and grey.  Safari is a versatile print that can be used in a great range of commercial settings.

Be sure to add a visit to Wolf-Gordon at the DDB (Suite 413) and PDC (Suite M5) to your fall to-do list.

Product Spotlight: London Chic Collection

In creating this collection, Wolf-Gordon designers reflected on London's historic culture and lively character, and drew on some of London’s more distinctive neighborhoods and parks.

The London Chic collection is described as the intersection of traditional elegance and contemporary style, and features a dozen patterns ranging from large-scale scrollwork to bold, geometric designs—and from modest pin stripes to free-form florals. Woven textures tipped with hints of metallic gold and silver, strands of leafy vines and crosshatched renderings help round out the eclectic array of styles that extend from Savile Row to Soho.

To see these new designs, visit wolf-gordon.com or the Wolf-Gordon showroom at the DDB.