[Chicago] Chilewich Contract announced its newest collection of woven textiles. Savile debuts at the 51st edition of NeoCon which takes place here June 10–12, 2019, at The Mart. Made in the United States with bi-color yarns that create dimensional hues, the company said Savile is durable, versatile and easy to maintain, making it ideal for a broad range of applications and environments.
Savile is named for the London street synonymous with bespoke tailoring. The rich texture evokes fine fabrics, while the various colors woven in the warp and weft suggest dynamic stitches, the company said. Savile launches in five colorways: Cashmere, Charcoal, Dark Blue, Parade and Walnut.
Savile is available in flooring (square or plank tiles, rolls for wall-to-wall use and rugs), wall textiles and window coverings. According to the company, it is made with TerraStrand: extruded yarns composed of a fiberglass core encased in phthalate-free vinyl and containing a minimum of 18 percent renewable vegetable content. Strengthened by Microban, it resists stain- and odor-causing microbial growth.
Chilewich will showcase Savile at its NeoCon booth (7-7030) in the seventh-floor exhibit hall.