This designer may be known for celebrating the traditions of Africa, Japan, and other far-flung lands, but her Patio Stripe in 11 colors is all-American. Part of the Fun in the Sun collection, it's executed in 100 percent Sunbrella solution-dyed acrylic, meaning that when it comes to lasting through rain, sun, stains, and mildew, this cheery pattern is also all business. 150 Varick Street, New York, NY 10013; 212-366-1146; sinapearson.com.

Victoria, a cotton jacquard–rayon weave, is rich and luminous, subtly but supremely elegant in its stylization of a paisley motif and evocative of antique textiles of both Old World Europe and the Far East. Fifty-four inches wide and available in six rich colorways. 485 Broadway, New York, NY 10013; 800-366-4442; donghia.com.

To complement its already popular line of wall coverings, this manufacturer's textiles division showcases everything from heavy Belgian-style linens and coarse plant-fiber weaves to soft, pliant, hand-dyed suedes like these in the Luxe Suede collection, which uses recycled polyester that re-creates the feel of lambskin. Offered in 11 new colors. 150 Varick Street, New York, NY 10013; 212-807-6300; innovationsusa.com.

Known for giving its collections names that evoke Gilded Age opulence (Newport Mansions, Far Pavilions, Hearst Castles), with Striscia this manufacturer veered from that theme with a sophisticated, decidedly modern configuration and palette. Colors and textures alternate to create double the visual interest; all six colorways in the polyester-cotton weave are Teflon-finished for durability. 11910 Poindexter Avenue, Moorpark, CA 93021; 800-669-6002; pindler.com.

This designer's aesthetic of understated cool has landed his fabrics in swank restaurants nationwide (and, more recently, at the Grove hotel, just outside London). His latest offering is Athlete, an ingenious microfiber fabric with the look and feel of suede that drapes like a much heavier weave. The material is 100 percent polyester and is offered in 10 oh-so-chic hues. 2025 Irving Road, Dallas, TX 75207; 214-741-8100; josephnoble.com.

This manufacturer is launching its Crypton Frontiers collection in a big way. More than 83 new patterns, weaves, colorways, and designs are executed in blends of cotton, rayon, and polyester and then Crypton-coated to make them fully stain- and bacteria-resistant and moisture-repellent (even those cozy-looking chenilles). 1010 West 2610 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84119; 800-453-5777; silverstatetextiles.com.

These premium bull hides are vegetable- and chromium-tanned to produce a luxurious, tight-grain finish, and then heat-rolled and vacuum-dried to create a high, almost metallic sheen. With wear, Luxianna's finish will gradually exhibit a more tonal, vintage quality. Available in ten colorways. 1360 Niagara Street, Buffalo, NY 14213; 800-342-7738; garrettleather.com.

This California-based manufacturer's newest offering is the silk Celebration. It features sunbursts and explosions and is available in four rich colorways including Spring Mist and Desert Bloom. P.O. Box 1249, Sonoma, CA  95476; 707 935-0316. rodolph.com 

This manufacturer launches its Sustainable Performance collection with Epiphany, a graphic pattern made from 100 percent recycled polyester. Offered in 13 colorways, including Saltwater, it repels both real water and oil. 200 Varick Street, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10014; 800-221-1540; dtex.com.

This company's Mart showroom displayed golden Drenth Heath, a wool, silk, and heath construction; dark Orakelblume in cotton-rayon; waxed-cotton Leno;Gertrude, a cotton, nylon, and polyester blend; wool-nylon Reverberating Stripe; Peep, a blend of cotton and polyester; and wool-nylon Coda. 251 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010; 800-645-3943; maharam.com.

The Type II vinyl construction of Bruce Foster's Bayboro boasts subtle gradations of tone that suggest a natural weave and warm complementary colors that evoke earth and nature. It's subtle, yes, but also durable and easy to clean. A lighter-weight version, Type I, is also offered. 4700 Robards Lane, Louisville, KY 40218; 502-458-2614; versawallcovering.com.

Sondra Alexander's Cosmos wall covering features a constellation of free-floating dots against a patent-leather or lacquered-vinyl background. The six available colorways include blue, red, and brown. 1026 Masonic Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94117; 415-626-5009; yangki.com.

The small-dot-pattern Caravan and Whirlwind—a graphic floral—are each available in nine complementary colorways. The cotton-polyester blends are Crypton-finished for serious durability and pass a rigorous wear test (more than 100,000 double rubs)—but still come out looking demurely pretty. They both measure 54 inches across. 1451 Paddock Drive, Northbrook, IL 60062; 800-338-7210; brentanofabrics.com.

New to the Suite collection is Cirque du Cirque, Kari Pei's type II, 54-inch vinyl wall covering in a lyrical circle-and-dot pattern. 979 Third Avenue, Suite 413, New York, NY 10022; 800-347-0550; wolf-gordon.com.

The new Currents collection comprises some 59 weaves and designs, including soft florals, stripes, flag themes, and elegant solids (chenilles among them). All are woven with solution-dyed acrylic and are guaranteed for three years to resist fading, splitting, peeling, cracking, and even mildew. Perfect for indoors or out. 614 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101; 805-965-6535; giati.com.

The Philly collection's colorways—Espresso, Fern, Hyacinth, and Woodland—reflect the soft earth and floral motifs in which the designs are executed. The Crypton-coating process that tops these cotton–recycled polyester blends ensures that they'll last much longer than their counterparts in nature. 504 Airport Executive Park, Nanuet, NY 10954; 845-426-0756; stacygarciainc.com.

Inspiration can come from anywhere. Nature. Art. Or, in the case of this recent textile launch, tattoo parlors.

The Tattoo collection's six patterns came to life after creative director Heather Bush noticed a shift in the cultural acceptance of bodily adornment as part of the young urban professional identity. For research, she and her design team took field trips to New York parlors. After isolating symbols that referenced ethnic and pop culture, the team translated them into woven textiles in 53 colorways—targeting retail, corporate, hospitality, and health-care specifiers. (All patterns exceed 75,000 double Wyzenbeek rubs.)

Abstract sunbursts in differing diameters explode across Soleil, a polyester-rayon blend. Exotic arabesques, scrolls, and curves float across nylon Ink. Wired, a cotton-wool blend, takes a sharp look at the zigzag. The three remaining patterns are nylon Flash Art, cotton-polyester Full Sleeve, and Co-exist, a cotton-polyester blend. 110 North Centre Avenue, Rockville Centre, NY 11570; 800-727-6770; carnegiefabrics.com.

Grant Design Collaborative's type II vinyl line includes patterns such as mosaiclike Voyeur, striped Curtain Call, and circular Down to the Wire, all offered in a palette of 35 colors. Options include erasable surfaces and digital photomurals. 1825 MacArthur Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30318; 800-620-6922; setwalls.com.

Geometric Hoop, a polyester-cotton blend, belongs to the upbeat Chromatic collection. Among its seven reversible colorways is beige-and-black Optic. 2415 Third Street, Suite 280, San Francisco, CA 94107; 415-252-7125; lunatextiles.com.

Gala's six-petal floral forms bloom in clementine, kiwi, cinnamon, and six other colors. With a 51/2-inch vertical repeat, this solution-dyed Zeftron nylon can stand up to 100,000 Wyzenbeek rubs. 1235 Water Street, East Greenville, PA 18041; 800-343-6556; knolltextiles.com.

The mouthwatering tones of saffron, cumin, paprika, and cinnamon—specifically as seen in the open markets of Istanbul—inspired the manufacturer's design team to create the Spice Market Collection, a thrilling line of opulent and deeply saturated aniline-dyed full-grain leathers. The eight earth tones are joined by light, frothy aquamarines and greens, and even a rich blue inspired by Ottoman tiles. 80 Picket District Road, New Milford, CT 06776; 860-350-9600; edelmanleather.com.

Expanding beyond woven place mats and flooring, this company's vinyl empire now includes By the Yard, a textile that can cover any surface, even furniture, while resisting the spills that cause stains. Variants such as Bamboo, Bouclé, Basket Weave, Grass Cloth, and Wicker come in more than 40 colorways. 31 East 28th Street, New York, NY 10016; 212-679-9204; chilewich.com.

A high-performance nylon seating fabric, Infinity has a decade-long full warranty against fading and wear-through. All seven of the line's patterns have been tested for 200,000 to 900,000 double Wyzenbeek rubs. P.O. Box 1812, Indianapolis, IN 46204; 800-428-4415; mayerfabrics.com.

Mosaic Quilt marries the blocks of an Amish bedspread and the shimmering colors of the Middle East. The textile is available in Jungle Fern, Crimson Rose, Turquoise Sea, and Earthly Delight. P.O. Box 1249, Sonoma, CA 95476; 707-935-0316; rodolph.com.

The fabrics in the Prism hospitality collection are embossed vinyl with 100 percent polyester backing, a protective urethane topcoat, and anti-microbial properties, making them an excellent option for healthcare environments—but its sophisticated texture and rich palette of 13 colorways (several of them true metallics) mean they also work like a charm when five-star luxury is called for. 200 Varick Street, New York, NY 10014; 800-221-1540; designtex.com.