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The RE /Form Carpet Series by Royal Thai reimagines Zaha Hadid’s swooping architectural lines in a variety of vibrant patterns.

Debuting this week at Design Indaba and launching in Ikea stores in May, the Överallt collection of furniture, textiles and glassware is a vibrant collaboration among Ikea talents and 10 African designers.

Last week, we were on the ground in Germany for IMM Cologne 2019, the year’s first major furniture and design trade show, and we spotted some gorgeous new collections by Casalis, Ligne Roset, Pulpo and more.

The Smithsonian’s design museum will debut Saturated: The Allure and Science of Color, a comprehensive exhibit about the continuing history of colour perception, this May.

The permanent Gallery of Polish Design in the National Museum of Warsaw wades through the past, present and future to showcase a digestible timeline of Poland’s post-folk design evolution.

Toronto’s Setsuné Indigenous Fashion Incubator has created a limited edition collection of textiles for Ikea, made from upcycled Ikea materials.

In Tennessee and Toronto, two companies are combining colour and social good to create plant-based dyes that are both vibrantly hued and environmentally friendly.

In time for London Design Festival, the London design duo and the Danish fabric brand come together to launch a vibrant curtain fabric collection with architects in mind.

Textile houses Carnegie, Maharam, Mayer Fabrics and Wolf-Gordon debuted collections rooted in fashion, folk art and finer details.

The Frankfurt trade show, which took place in mid-January, featured a variety of exhibitors – from makers of wall coverings and bedding to massive digital printers and independent pattern designers – showing off the latest trends in textiles. Here are our favourite moments from the fair.