Words by Allegra Salvadori
At Paris Déco Off, Loro Piana Interiors presents its 2026 Fabrics Collection not as a seasonal statement, but as a return to first principles. Before thread, before pattern, before furniture or form, there is fibre — intact, unspoken, awaiting the moment when light and hand give it meaning.
This year’s collection unfolds as a meditation on material origin and longevity. Wish® wool, prized for its exceptional 15-micron finesse, is interwoven with cashmere to create textiles of rare fluidity and quiet density. Linen appears in multiple expressions — sometimes pure, sometimes blended — celebrated for its natural irregularity and tactile freshness. Alpaca and recycled Trevira® expand the narrative, balancing softness with resilience, tradition with technical intelligence.
Rather than imposing design, the fabrics reveal themselves through gesture. A fold introduces shadow. A diagonal weave captures light. A surface breathes. In this language, textiles are not decorative layers but architectural elements — shaping atmosphere, movement, and the way a space is inhabited. For the first time, a delicate paisley motif bridges Loro Piana’s Ready-to-Wear and Interiors worlds, creating a subtle continuity between body and home.
The palette remains restrained and deeply rooted in nature: earthy neutrals, verdant greens, muted blues, and accents of burnt orange and kummel. These tones are designed not to command attention, but to endure — ageing with grace rather than trend.
Photographed at Villa Panza, the collection finds its natural setting among timeworn parquet floors, frescoed walls, and filtered daylight. Here, architecture, art, and textile exist in quiet dialogue. Nothing overwhelms; everything resonates.
In the end, the 2026 Fabrics Collection is less about innovation as spectacle and more about continuity as luxury — a reminder that true refinement begins with touch, patience, and an understanding of time.
