DALLAS, September 8, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Perennials Fabrics and Rugs, the international design leader and leader in luxury high-performance textiles and accessories, debuts Perennials by. announced Vincent Van Duysen. A designer-in-residence at sister brand Sutherland Furniture, Van Duysen has worked with perennials on a tactile and sophisticated collection of 100% solution-dyed high-performance fabrics and carpets. Perennials of Vincent Van Duysen includes eight new fabric qualities – Workhorse, Caravan, Dotty, Canal Stripe, Rugged Stripe, Heirloom, Flanders, Shearling – as well as three new color variants: Cadet, Rusty and Prussian. The collection also introduces six carpet designs with exciting new constructions: Tartan, Tricot, Needlepoint, Sabbia, Linea and Terra.
Perennials of Vincent Van Duysen refers to the minimalist sensibility and the earthy influences of the Belgian architect. Heirloom, a chunky wickerwork, is sure to be a designer favorite with nuanced high-low shades. Heirloom is available in six shades, including White Sands and Cadet, a new blue with a touch of gray. Workhorse is a dry texture quality that mimics the look of horsehair. Workhorse is perfect for dining or as upholstered furniture and is available in eight color variants, from Sunset to Dirty Martini. Shearling is a cozy addition to the collection and a bouclé quality with large loops that is available in five color variants such as peppercorn, shale and blue jean. Inspired by fine Belgian linen, Van Duysen designed Flanders with a drier texture to create a new perennial classic. The quality is characterized by the look of natural linen with the performance yarns of Perennials and a sophisticated color palette. Flanders is available in 11 color variations, from Blanca and Oatmeal to Cadet and Rusty, a new shade of brick.
Reflects the textures, haptics and tones in Van Duysens Home, perennials of Vincent Van Duysen embeds his mood Antwerp living in textile form. One of four patterns in the collection, Caravan features a blurry ikat that results in an organic design. Caravan is offered in subtle earth tones such as lava and ash. Dotty reminiscent of a matelassé quilt with dotted stripes and embroidered weave. The new quality is available in five colors: Ash, Flannel, Sable, Blue Jean and Rusty.
“My collection with perennials is a versatile mix of fabrics that comes not only from my diverse influences and travels, but also from the selection of unexpected and diverse patterns,” says Van Duysen. “The range aims to give outdoor environments a feeling of home and comfort.”
Robust strip is a coarse basket weave quality with a large horizontal stripe. Rugged Stripe is made from chenille performance yarns and has an incredibly soft feel and is available in six color options. With a delicate linen-like construction, Sewer strips has a multi-colored ticking strip that is ideal for upholstery and curtains. The stripe quality is available in six stylish colorways such as Vintage Blue, Blanca and Peppercorn.
“Vincent’s Perennials collection is subtle and sophisticated, with a rich, warm color palette that easily transitions from inside to outside,” says Ann Sutherland, CEO, perennials. “The stick-like qualities, masculine bouclés and sophisticated stripes are enhanced by our real performance yarns, resulting in a stunning collection that designers will love.”
The designer of AD100 worked with Perennials Rugs on six new carpets for fall 2021. These flat-weave designs highlight a texture that is unparalleled in the performance rug market. The first carpet woven with perennial rope, Tartan gives any room or outdoor area depth, texture and a deep presence. Tartan is hand woven with rope in both the warp and weft, creating a stunning plaid design that results in the thickest flat weave by Perennials to date. With a horizontal perennial rope running through the chain, Needle point adds a subtle structural element to this classically woven rug. Needlepoint debuts in three standard colors: Balsamic, Cadet and Sunset. Similar to tartan, Knit is woven using ropes in both the warp and weft of the carpet. With a similar appearance to sisal rugs, Tricot is the perfect rug for any room that needs a textured primer.
A more traditional version of a stripe, management is a flat weave style that has staggered stripes throughout. management can easily be customized according to the needs of each customer depending on the color. Presentation of another new building, sand is a heavy weight flatweave design with three times the amount of yarn compared to standard flatweave. Sabbia is soft to the touch, offers an exaggerated coarseness and debuts in two neutral shades: flannel and perchment. In contrast to Sabbia’s weight, Terra is another new construction and the lightest carpet in the line. 50% lighter than standard flat woven fabrics; Terra is perfect as a stand-alone or multi-layered piece. As with all Perennials rug designs, Perennials by Vincent Van Duysen Carpet designs are fully customizable in color and size depending on the project. With hundreds of pompons to choose from, designers have the freedom to customize any Perennials rug for any space – indoors or outdoors.
The light-, mold- and UV-resistant fabrics and carpets by Perennials are woven from fine, 100% solution-dyed acrylic yarn and withstand everyday adventures without sacrificing great design, and so fit perfectly with any indoor or outdoor aesthetic . All Perennials fabrics are independently tested and certified against industry standards, including resistance to dirt, water, UV rays, tears and abrasion. They are also bleachable and easy to maintain. The fabrics in this collection feature Perennials’ performance finish for added protection from the elements. More than just a coating, Perennials Finish is molecularly bonded to the fibers and offers long-lasting protection even after multiple washes.
Perennials of Vincent Van Duysen is available to interior designers and architects around the world via elegant showrooms. To view the full collection, visit www.perennialsfabrics.com. High resolution images are available upon request.
Above Vincent Van Duysen
Vincent Van Duysen is a designer and architect born in Lokeren, Belgium. He attended the Saint-Lucas architecture institute in Ghent and founded his design studio in Antwerp 1990. He emphasizes design theory as a fusion of architecture, interior design and product design. He takes up emotional aspects of architecture, with a focus on spatial perception, which he considers essential. Van Duysen uses tactile materials to create precise designs, and celebrates proportion and light while celebrating functionality, durability and comfort.
During his career, Van Duysen has received several awards including the Flemish Culture Prize for Design, Belgian Designer of the Year and the Henry van de Velde Lifetime Achievement Award, as well as an EDIDA for the best interior designer of the year. Van Duysen is on Architectural Digest’s AD100 list for 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021.
About perennials
Perennials and Sutherland, LLC are icons and recognized leaders in the international design industry. founder David Sutherland and CEO Ann Sutherland share an ingenious talent for putting together the best indoor and outdoor collections of luxury furniture, fabrics, carpets and accessories. Based in Dallas, Texas, Perennials and Sutherland, LLC consists of Sutherland Furniture, Perennials Luxury Performance Fabrics, and David Sutherland Showrooms.
Perennials Fabrics is recognized by interior designers and high-end retail customers as a leader in luxury functional fabrics. Perennials Fabrics and Perennials Luxury Performance Rugs combine the look and feel of high-quality, natural materials with the superior performance properties of their real 100% solution-dyed acrylic fiber technology. Check out the full collections at perennialsfabrics.com.
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