Rioma is strengthening its presence in the international textile market by participating in Interwoven, the international fabric trade show to be held November 17–19 in High Point, North Carolina (United States).
The company will use this event to unveil a new collection of prints and showcase the latest additions to its Terraloom line, a range of technical fabrics designed for both indoor and outdoor applications. These new products reflect Rioma’s commitment to combining decorative design with functional performance, offering solutions tailored to the specific needs of each project.
Organized by the International Textile Alliance, Interwoven brings together manufacturers, distributors, designers, and buyers specializing in fabrics and materials for furniture and home décor twice a year. For Rioma, which has participated in previous editions, this event represents an opportunity to showcase its new products to the U.S. market and maintain contact with international professionals.
New prints for spaces with personality
One of the main new features will be a collection of prints that combines floral motifs, organic shapes, and patterns of various compositions. The collection explores the expressive possibilities of fabric as a decorative element, especially in projects where materials help define the visual identity of spaces.
The combination of designs allows for the creation of different rhythms, contrasts, and depth effects. Organic motifs coexist with contemporary compositions that aim to expand the options available to interior designers and decorating professionals.
This collection explores an aspect of textile design that goes beyond color choice: the ability of patterns to alter the perception of a space, add dynamism, or create visual connections between different decorative elements.
Terraloom Expands Its Range of Textures for Indoor and Outdoor Use
Another of Rioma’s new offerings at Interwoven 2026 will focus on its Terraloom line, developed with Microsue PP yarns, which will feature new texture options. Manufactured in Spain, this range combines decorative possibilities with technical features designed for spaces subject to demanding environmental conditions.
Its key features include high color fastness when exposed to sunlight, resistance to saltwater and chlorinated water, and a water-repellent finish. These properties make it suitable for use on patios, around pools, and in other outdoor spaces, though its applications are not limited to these settings.
Terraloom’s expansion also encompasses interior design projects that require versatile materials, especially when there is continuity between indoor and outdoor areas. The ability to maintain a consistent aesthetic across both environments is one of the key aspects of this evolution.
Visitors can learn about the latest developments at the Rioma MS-576 booth at Suites at Market Square during the three days of Interwoven 2026.
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