Promise of the Planet — Spring Summer 2026, Part 2

TextuREAL
Weaving magical Micro-Color

Our Responsible Design weaves made with upcycled cotton yarns are more grounded in color for Spring Summer 2026. Discover the details that endure beyond the season and give textural delight indoors.

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March 2026

Textile coordiantes. Print & pattern mix.

AOf Print and Pattern

TTana Bana. Warp and weft. The fabric of existence. It is inevitable that philosophies arose around the nature of creation by craftspeople. Kabir the 15th century weaver and mystic poet, often used the act of weaving as a time to meditate, transforming the mundane loom into a space for spiritual devotion.

We live in a country with centuries of cultural traditions centered around textiles, weaving, printing, dyeing. While working alongside multiple craftspeople, we are also inspired by contemporary designers blending traditions ofcraft and modern design.

This season, Freedom Tree’s collection of woven textiles is minimal yet meditative. A literal binary approach of using restrained colors in warp and weft, yielding surprising color effects on the front and reverse of the fabric. The fabric works as a double delight.

Behind the scene set up.

The landscape which is the color inspiration.

Stunning reversisible microweaves give us multiple color schemes.

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ARe-spun yarns, sustainable warp & weft

AFreedom Tree uses a restricted palette of re-spun yarn colors to gain these color coded effects. It becomes a “mathemagical” game to transform natural and material inspirations into a pixellated pattern. This time, the bets are on micro-weave patterns that arrestingly stand the test of time.

Ageless in design, the weaves serve sustainably three times over: The yarns are respun and recycled from waste strands. The fabrics are reversible. The colors & textures are enduring and mix and match with interiors over time.

The palette is in vegetal greens and heath florals of all sorts. Sun-kissed golden grass cooled by aqua water lines. Vivid terai-greens, toned greens, water tunnels. Mossy rock greens with streaks of purple from petals of flowers.

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The loom trials mix-match color in warp and weft

ARetro Graphics & Earth Core

AA stylish study of geometric shapes, the Freedom Tree archival print takes on a retro vibe in a new avatar: Ogee Landfall. Find a sense of rhythm and rhyme in the fluid blocks. It transforms a space instantly into a chic boho fantasy.

Inspired by the rock forms and striations underneath the earth, the collection features a muted story earthy Indian reds. A color that ties nicely with the warmth and wood of home interiors. You will love the fluid line work, which evokes the idea of the Earth’s core: constantly shifting like natural striations in the terrain.

Raffia solid color weaves>>

Micro weave upholstery >>

Print coordinates>>

ANarrative Patchwork

AThe narrative elements of our opus find their way through to our printed and textured cushions. They present a patchwork of stories, a pop of color, a hint of texture, almost like a small detail found amidst nature’s monumentality: intricate rock forms, a seam of bright flowers, and mossy patches along streams.

We champion rare and delicate flowers such as the Himalayan Blue Poppy - threatened by habitat destruction in India’s high-altitude meadows. On cushions, these floral motifs bloom bright against the greenery and rockery we photographed them against. Water and sky create shadows and ripples of light.

Textured tufting, embroidery, and ruffled finishes enhance the pastoral scenes of the land these prints re-create - landscapes of sown fields, the lone farmer tilling - pop with textural tone and depth.

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Terrain textile. Archival print from the earth’s core.

Responsible design with re-cycled cotton yarns.

The First Mark

Designer’s Creation Story

Our Spring Summer Collection features textural details that reveal themselves in rich and intimate ways. Responsible Design weaves, made from recycled cotton yarns, We explore how designers start to create a new collection. Our process encourages the imagination to fly while being rooted in the practical - design for relaxed homes and our cultural context.Take a behind the scenes look at how we build a collection, photograph it, and bring it into your spaces and homes.

MORE COMING SOON

Terrain textile. Archival print from the earth’s core.