Duvaltex is entering 2025 with a clear focus: sustainability, performance, and innovation. As global demands evolve, manufacturers and designers are shifting their priorities to embrace environmentally responsible practices while delivering products that meet modern aesthetic and functional needs.

At the earth of Duvaltex, we’re leading the way with innovative solutions that define the future of textiles.

Aesthetics and performance

In 2025, the design world is redefining its priorities, emphasizing a balance between aesthetics and functionality. Fabrics are now expected to not only elevate spaces visually but also provide outstanding durability and reliability. At the same time, there’s a growing shift toward responsible design processes, with designers increasingly favoring materials made from recycled resources that minimize environmental impact. At Duvaltex, we’re proud to align with these trends, offering innovative textiles that help you create spaces that are both stunning and sustainable.

Sustainability   

Duvaltex is at the forefront of sustainable innovation with its CLEAN IMPACT TEXTILES® initiative, which sets a new benchmark in responsible design. This groundbreaking collection includes fabrics like Gather and Marlstone, crafted from 100% post-consumer recycled polyester. Gather is a biodegradable* fabric made from ocean waste plastics, providing a revolutionary option for eco-conscious projects. Marlstone, on the other hand, transforms discarded ocean plastics into high-performance textiles, demonstrating how discarded materials can be reimagined into solutions for a better future.

Timeless design

As the industry evolves in 2025, the legacy of Guilford of Maine continues to stand as a benchmark of quality and innovation. Known for its iconic designs and exceptional performance, Guilford of Maine has set the standard for decades with products like the legendary FR701, crafted from 100% post-consumer recycled polyester. This timeless fabric, celebrated for its acoustic excellence and enduring style, exemplifies the perfect blend of tradition and modern innovation. By preserving this rich heritage, Duvaltex ensures that Guilford of Maine remains a symbol of reliability and relevance in a world where performance and sustainability are paramount.

Explore fabrics in 3D 

Technology is revolutionizing the way textiles are selected and applied. Through our collaboration with the Lightbeans platform, it is now possible to explore fabrics in 3D, offering a dynamic way to visualize textures, colors, and applications in real time. This innovative tool empowers architects and designers to make informed decisions, saving time while enhancing their creativity.

At Duvaltex, simplifying the customer experience is at the heart of our priorities for 2025. We are committed to providing intuitive and high-performing tools that help our clients bring their projects to life efficiently and creatively. Our goal is to make every step—from textile selection to application—seamless and inspiring, offering innovative solutions that meet the needs of architects and designers.

Looking ahead

As 2025 unfolds, the convergence of sustainability, performance, and cutting-edge technology will define the textile landscape. At Duvaltex, we’re excited to collaborate with architects, designers, and manufacturers to shape spaces that are as beautiful as they are responsible.

For more information on our products and initiatives, explore duvaltex.com or contact our team to discover how Duvaltex can bring your vision to life.

About Duvaltex

Duvaltex is North America's largest office furniture textile manufacturer and leading protective textiles provider. By enhancing people's well-being and safety, Duvaltex specializes in the design and production of advanced textile solutions and sustainable textile materials. Duvaltex is committed to changing the way products are made, used and reused, creating value for future generations.


*The rate and extent of biodegradation into elements found in nature is 91% over 1,278 days, as per ASTM D5511 (Anaerobic Biodegradation of Plastic Materials Under High Solids Anaerobic Digestion Conditions). The test was performed with the same polyester (PET) compound and biocatalyst additive. No evidence of further degradation.