Home Textiles Today - November 14, 2005

The key new look for interiors is an eclectic mix of old and new, vintage and antique, plus 20th and 21st century modern furniture, arts and crafts from all over the world, according to Jo-an Jenkins, publisher and editor-in-chief of Jenkins UK. Jenkins, who related the message during an At Home with Tencel and Modal Autumn/Winter launch showcase, said mixing old an...

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