
Current Trends
Modern Maker: “Natural fabrics that look as good aged as they do brand new. This is a great choice for modern family living, where everyday wear-and-tear will simply add to the authentic feel and natural beauty of this look. Tactile accessories and textures make you want to reach out grab this trend with both hands, literally.” — Ideal Home
Global Nomad: “A diverse celebration of globally-inspired patterns – taking homes on a journey of global eclecticism. The look welcomes the fusion of decorative ikats, paisleys and intricate Indian block prints. Rich tones and rugged textures symbolize the authentic, handcrafted style of this nomadic trend. Look out for hand-dyed textiles in rich earthy pigments. It’s all in the detail with this look – think tassels, pom poms and macrame detailing on everything.” — Ideal Home
Black and White: “A truly timeless design trend, black and white furnishings will want to be on your list of trends to incorporate into your home’s decor this 2019. The visual contrast of black and white will provide a sense of balance and boldness to your home’s space.” — Decoraid
Geometrics: “Similar to floral patterns and brass decor, incorporating geometric patterns is no new trend. Yet for the new year geometric patterns are expected to become a dramatic presence. Colors will be bolder with oversized patterns. This is a trend that will help make a bold statement in any room.” — Decoraid
Pricing, Minimums & Terms
Pricing depends on the complexity of your design and the number of SKUs per design. Send AOW your design specifications and approximate units per design to get more specific pricing.
Countries
For textiles, we work with artisans throughout Latin America (Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Uruguay, and Chile), Africa (Tunisia, Morocco, Rwanda, Madagascar, South Africa) Haiti, and Asia (Laos, Vietnam, India, Nepal).
Materials
Eco-friendly silks (ereena)
Organic and GOT-certified cottons
Hemp
Alpaca
Merino wool
Tencel
Linen
AZO-free, environment-friendly dyes
Canvas
Recycled denim
Velvet
Techniques
Hand spun
Hand woven
Cross stitch
Ikat
Natural dying
Block print
Batik
Crochet
Knit
Shibori
Hand-stitched kanthas
And more!