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  "path": "/news/gardening/165910-curtain-fabric-trends-2026-velvet-silk-texture/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-02-19T10:18:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Linen and cotton curtains long held their status as a universal solution in home interiors. Designers and homeowners valued these materials for their lightness, natural feel, and compatibility with Scandinavian and rustic aesthetics. In 2026, however, preferences shift toward more expressive and tactile fabrics that introduce depth, richness, and visual character.\nFrom Minimalism to Depth and Texture\n\nWhile cotton and linen remain relevant, their matte surfaces no longer satisfy every design ambition. After years dominated by strict minimalism, many homeowners now seek interiors that feel layered, dynamic, and distinctive. Simple fabrics increasingly appear too neutral for spaces designed to reflect individuality and mood.\n\"People have become more fascinated with texture than ever before. I increasingly design drapery using velvet, mohair, wool, sheer wool, silk, and raw silk — materials that bring depth and quiet luxury into a space,” notes designer Debbie Matthews.\n\nThese materials reshape the atmosphere of a room. Velvet and mohair create warmth and comfort, while silk and organza introduce subtle sheen and shifting light. Texture itself becomes a design statement rather than a secondary detail.",
  "title": "Why Linen Curtains Are Losing Ground in 2026 Interior Trends"
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