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HBF Textiles at NeoCon 2010

by Staff | Monday, June 14, 2010

Both in-house and guest offerings from the company are imbued with nature themes—with a modern twist. The manufacturer’s director of design, Mary Jo Miller, for instance, looked to the shifting lines created by the tide’s ebb and flow for Shoreline Stripe, river rocks for Bedrock, and earthy ceramics for Clay Wall. Meanwhile, designer Laura Guido-Clark presents her Breaking Monotony collection: Making Waves recalls stirred-up waters; Forest for the Trees presents a wooded setting; Against the Grain intersects fine lines to create a heathered effect; and Turning a New Leaf sports alternating petal-like shapes. hbftextiles.com