With this motif, Junkers & Müllers makes a sophisticated and high-quality statement about current trend topic ‘neo-baroque’.

The generous floral design was created in the style of neo-baroque wallpaper. The finest nuances and structural effects are highlighted in this motif, which causes the roller blind material to look like fleece. Wave-shaped, colour-coordinated overlays round off the clever picture. The motif is available in contemporary colour ranges such as grey, anthracite, brown and camel.

In addition to its new ethno-collection, Junkers & Müllers presented two further roller blind designs at Frankfurt’s Heimtextil trade show. The company says the elaborate print designs in neo-baroque and retro styles ‘further underpin its position as creative leader and manufacturer of sophisticated, innovative print designs.’ All designs are printed on the same, highly textile and slightly structured base product SORISA.

Phifer SheerWeave says it is proud to introduce three new SheerWeave styles.

The new Orchestra collection is treated with Cleanguard, a nanotechnology process