Innovation in textile design textile design continues to set the course for indoor and outdoor spaces. With collections that fuse technique, aesthetics and sustainability, firms specializing in upholstery, decoration and outdoor fabrics are preparing for a new season marked by the search for versatile, resistant materials with their own identity.
In this scenario, Rioma confirms its participation in Heimtextil 2026, the international fair of reference for the textile-home sector, which will take place at Messe Frankfurt from January 13 to 16. With a proposal that stands out for its originality, chromatic variety and technical excellence, the company will present its latest novelties, reaffirming its commitment to the creative evolution of the market, innovation applied to fabrics and international design trends.
New upholstery and outdoor collections in Frankfurt
Rioma will participate in the next edition of Heimtextil to showcase its latest work and connect with customers, partners and industry professionals. Its presence will be located in Hall 4.1 – Stand B60, a space that will serve as a showcase for a representative selection of its textile offer. On this occasion, the company will showcase the new Nora, Naia, Missori, Avant, Eden and Panther collections, developed to add value to interior design and outdoor furniture projects.
Among the proposals, Nora stands out, with a uniform open weave structure made with Microsue PP yarn, which guarantees sun and water resistance. Naia, on the other hand, is part of the SUN*SUN series and presents improvements in abrasion, recyclability and durability thanks to the use of high tenacity yarn.
The Missori collection combines softness and solidity in a fabric with a strong presence, while Avant has a light texture that allows subtle light to enter, ideal for bright and cozy environments. The selection is completed by Eden, which balances functionality and elegance in decorative upholstery, and Panther, designed for outdoors with floral and ethnic motifs, resistant to chlorine, salt and sun exposure.
All collections have been developed entirely in Europe and reflect Rioma’s creative and technical approach.
Heimtextil 2026: a key event for the design-textile sector
This edition of Heimtextil will incorporate Flooring & Equipment and present a new pavilion concept that will expand opportunities for textile and non-textile exhibitors. The fair reinforces its role as a meeting point for the latest trends in interior design, carpets, sustainable products and smart home solutions.
In this international framework, Rioma’s participation underlines its continued commitment to quality, applied textile design and international projection.
Heimtextil remains an essential platform for those operating in the textile field, and Rioma’s attendance contributes to consolidate its visibility and strategic positioning within a sector that evolves rapidly and creatively.
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