Andrew Martin continues to bring an unmistakably individual approach to interiors with a new group of designer fabrics and wallpapers that celebrate pattern, texture, color and global influence.

Among the newest introductions are three distinctive collections: Harvest Moon by Kit Kemp, Portofino II, and Curator. Together, they offer everything from expressive embroidered and patterned fabrics to sophisticated upholstery textures and statement wallcoverings.

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Harvest Moon by Kit Kemp: Color, Pattern and Creative Expression

The new Andrew Martin Harvest Moon by Kit Kemp collection brings together two names known for interiors with personality.

Kit Kemp's recognizable decorating style embraces unexpected color combinations, expressive textiles, handcrafted details and rooms that feel collected rather than perfectly coordinated. Harvest Moon translates that spirit into a collection of fabrics designed to bring character, movement and individuality to an interior.

Rather than relying on a single aesthetic, the collection layers botanical influences, geometric motifs, embroidery, painterly details and richly colored patterns.

The result is fabric that can become the starting point for an entire room.

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Andrew Martin Fabric for Layered Interiors

Andrew Martin fabrics are especially effective in rooms where textiles are intended to do more than simply coordinate.

A bold patterned fabric can define an upholstered chair or headboard. An embroidered textile can introduce handcrafted detail to curtains or cushions. A quieter woven coordinate can provide balance alongside a more dramatic print.

This approach makes Harvest Moon particularly appealing for interiors that mix antique and contemporary furniture, artwork, rugs and objects gathered over time.

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Meadow: A Statement Fabric Inspired by the Landscape

Meadow captures the decorative spirit of Harvest Moon particularly well.

Its landscape-inspired imagery, botanical elements and intricate detailing give the fabric an almost artistic quality, making it particularly effective when used where the full pattern can be appreciated.

Consider a fabric like Meadow for a statement chair, upholstered headboard, window treatment or other application where pattern becomes an important element of the room.

When working with a highly decorative textile, surrounding it with quieter textures can allow the design to remain the focal point.

Diego: Graphic Pattern With Global Influence

Diego introduces stronger geometric rhythm.

The design has the character of a textile collected during travel, using repeated forms and contrasting colors to create movement across the fabric.

A patterned upholstery fabric like Diego can work beautifully on an accent chair, bench, ottoman or headboard. It can also be introduced in smaller quantities through cushions when a room needs color without committing to a larger upholstered piece.

This combination of global influence and modern color is central to the Andrew Martin aesthetic.

Frida: Warm Color and Woven Character

Frida brings warm color and geometric detail into the collection.

Its combination of stripes, diamonds and repeating forms gives the design a handcrafted character that works especially well alongside natural wood, woven rugs, antique furniture and textured neutral fabrics.

For rooms dominated by beige, cream or brown, a fabric such as Frida can introduce rust, coral, rose and golden tones without changing the entire decorating scheme.

Falling Leaves: Decorative Embroidery

Falling Leaves provides another interpretation of botanical design.

Sweeping forms and embroidered details give the surface movement and dimension, creating a fabric that works particularly well when you want the textile itself to feel decorative.

Embroidered fabrics can be especially effective for drapery, occasional upholstery, cushions and headboards because changing light emphasizes their texture throughout the day.

Pattern Does Not Have to Mean Maximalism

One of the advantages of Harvest Moon is that the fabrics can be used at very different levels of intensity.

A dramatic patterned textile can become the centerpiece of a room, while smaller-scale designs and textural fabrics can provide quieter supporting layers.

You do not need an entirely maximalist interior to use Andrew Martin fabric.

A patterned chair against an otherwise neutral room can be enough.

So can expressive curtains paired with simple upholstery.

The most successful rooms often combine one memorable textile with more restrained materials rather than using strong pattern everywhere.

Andrew Martin Portofino II: Sophisticated Upholstery Fabrics and Texture

While Harvest Moon celebrates decorative pattern and artistic expression, Andrew Martin Portofino II explores another essential element of interior design: texture.

Portofino II offers sophisticated woven fabrics designed for upholstery and layered interiors. Herringbones, chenilles and subtle multi-tonal constructions provide depth without relying on bold printed patterns.

These fabrics are especially useful for sofas, chairs, benches, ottomans, headboards and other larger upholstered pieces where texture can bring richness to a room without visually overwhelming it.

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The Quiet Luxury of Textured Fabric

Neutral does not have to mean plain.

A textured upholstery fabric interacts with light differently from a completely flat textile. Variations in weave, yarn and surface create subtle changes in color throughout the day, giving furniture greater depth.

That makes Portofino II particularly appealing for interiors built around natural materials and sophisticated neutral palettes.

Instead of introducing another strong pattern, a textured weave can quietly connect wood, stone, wallpaper, rugs and patterned fabrics within the same room.

Bomore: Versatile Woven Upholstery Fabric

Bomore offers the understated character that makes a good upholstery textile so useful.

The woven construction introduces subtle tonal variation while remaining restrained enough for larger furniture pieces.

It can work particularly well on sofas, armchairs, dining chairs and upholstered headboards where you want texture without a dominant pattern.

Bomore can also provide balance when used in a room with a more decorative Harvest Moon fabric or statement Andrew Martin wallpaper.

Delphini: Classic Herringbone With Modern Appeal

Delphini introduces a distinctive herringbone weave.

Herringbone has remained an enduring upholstery pattern because it adds movement and structure without becoming visually busy.

It works equally well in traditional and contemporary rooms and provides an excellent alternative to completely plain upholstery.

Use herringbone fabric on sofas, armchairs, ottomans, benches or headboards, then layer it with patterned cushions, decorative trims or statement drapery.

Paraggi: A Foundation for Layered Rooms

Paraggi continues the Portofino II emphasis on versatile woven texture.

Subtle upholstery fabrics can be invaluable when a room already contains stronger decorative elements.

For example, a textured neutral sofa provides an ideal foundation for patterned cushions, embroidered drapery or a dramatic wallcovering.

The result is a layered interior that still feels balanced.

Summit: The Softness of Chenille

Summit introduces the tactile appeal associated with chenille.

Chenille upholstery fabric is valued for its soft surface and ability to make larger pieces of furniture feel inviting.

Used on a sofa or armchair, it can provide a comfortable visual counterpoint to harder surfaces such as wood, metal, stone and glass.

For anyone searching for luxury upholstery fabric, textured chenilles and woven fabrics are an excellent way to create depth without depending entirely on printed pattern.

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Combining Portofino II With Pattern

Portofino II becomes especially useful when combined with Andrew Martin's more decorative collections.

Consider a Portofino II sofa paired with Harvest Moon patterned chairs.

Or use textured neutral upholstery with expressive Andrew Martin curtains.

Another option is to place understated upholstery against a highly detailed Andrew Martin wallcovering.

The quieter textile allows the decorative pattern to remain the focal point while still adding richness of its own.

Andrew Martin Curator Wallpaper: Walls With a Story

The new Andrew Martin Curator wallcovering collection turns walls into another opportunity for storytelling.

Andrew Martin has long drawn inspiration from travel, art, natural history and objects collected from around the world. Curator brings those influences together through wallcoverings filled with decorative detail and a sense of discovery.

Rather than simply acting as a background, these designs invite closer inspection.

For anyone searching for Andrew Martin wallpaper, designer wallpaper, botanical wallpaper, or distinctive wallcoverings with character, Curator offers a compelling new direction.

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Wallpaper Inspired by Collecting and Discovery

The idea of collecting is particularly appropriate for Andrew Martin.

Interesting interiors rarely look as though every object was purchased at the same time.

They evolve.

Books, artwork, textiles, furniture, ceramics and objects gathered through travel gradually create a room with personality.

Curator brings that same sensibility to wallpaper.

Illustrations, botanical references, natural-history influences and collected imagery create surfaces that feel almost like visual archives.

Collector: The Cabinet of Curiosities Reimagined

Collector embraces the decorative appeal of objects displayed together.

The effect recalls cabinets of curiosities and rooms filled with discoveries accumulated over time.

It can be especially effective in libraries, studies, dining rooms and entryways where detailed wallpaper encourages people to stop and look more closely.

Rather than hanging numerous small decorative pieces across the wall, the wallpaper itself creates the sense of a collected interior.

Journal: A Well-Traveled Point of View

Journal introduces another expression of the collection's travel-inspired character.

Its archival quality makes it a natural companion to antique furniture, aged woods, leather, framed artwork and objects with history.

It can also be used in a more contemporary room, where the detailed wallcovering provides contrast against simpler furniture and lighting.

This tension between old and new is one of the reasons Andrew Martin wallpaper works across so many interior styles.

Zoology: Natural History for the Walls

Natural-history imagery has a long tradition in interior decoration, and Zoology brings that influence into the Curator collection.

Illustrated animal studies give the design the atmosphere of a historical archive or collector's study.

Detailed wallpapers like these work particularly well in smaller spaces where the pattern can be appreciated close up.

Consider using a natural-history wallcovering in a powder room, home office, library, hallway or intimate dining area.

Botanical and Floral Wallpaper

Botanical wallpaper remains one of the most versatile choices for interiors because it can move easily between classic and contemporary settings.

Within Curator, botanical and floral influences bring the natural world into the larger story of exploration and collecting.

A detailed floral wallpaper can be paired with simple upholstery for a calmer room or combined with patterned fabrics for a more layered look.

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Miniatures: The Gallery Wall Reimagined

Miniatures uses small-scale imagery to create the impression of a curated gallery.

The effect is ideal for anyone attracted to gallery walls but looking for a more unified decorative treatment.

It can add enormous personality to an entryway, study, powder room or dining room while eliminating the need to individually arrange numerous framed pieces.

How to Mix Andrew Martin Fabric and Wallpaper

The most interesting interiors rarely depend on one pattern alone.

A successful room often combines pattern, texture and quieter surfaces at different scales.

Start with the element you love most.

That might be an expressive Harvest Moon fabric, a Portofino II upholstery texture or a Curator wallpaper.

Then allow that first selection to establish the room's direction.

If the wallpaper is highly detailed, choose quieter upholstery.

If the sofa is covered in a neutral textured weave, you have more freedom to introduce patterned curtains or chairs.

If a Harvest Moon fabric becomes the focal point, pull one or two colors from that textile for the surrounding walls, rugs or furnishings.

The goal is not to make everything match.

It is to make everything feel connected.

Andrew Martin Fabric for Upholstery

When selecting Andrew Martin upholstery fabric, consider both pattern and scale.

Large sofas often benefit from versatile woven textures, chenilles or smaller-scale patterns.

Accent chairs, benches and headboards provide more freedom for bold prints, embroidery and distinctive motifs.

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Andrew Martin Fabric for Drapery

Window treatments provide an opportunity to show a larger expanse of fabric.

Botanical prints, stripes, embroideries and other patterned textiles can look completely different when seen across full-length curtains rather than a small sample.

Always consider the vertical repeat, width, fabric construction and recommended end use before selecting a fabric for drapery.

Andrew Martin Wallpaper for Bedrooms

Wallpaper can establish the entire design direction of a bedroom.

Once the wallcovering is selected, fabrics for the headboard, curtains, bedding and occasional furniture can be chosen from colors already present in the pattern.

A quieter wallpaper creates a soft backdrop, while a more detailed Andrew Martin design can become the room's main decorative statement.

Andrew Martin Wallpaper for Dining Rooms

Dining rooms are particularly well suited to more expressive wallpaper.

Because these spaces are often used for shorter periods than kitchens or living rooms, they provide an opportunity to use deeper colors and more dramatic patterns.

Detailed Curator designs can create an intimate, collected atmosphere while simple upholstery and lighting provide balance.

Andrew Martin Wallpaper for Powder Rooms

A powder room is one of the best places to experiment with bold wallpaper.

Its smaller scale means a highly detailed pattern can surround the entire room without needing to coordinate with a large amount of furniture.

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Why Order Fabric and Wallpaper Samples First?

Color, texture, scale and surface can look different on a screen than they do in your home.

Before placing a full-size fabric or wallpaper order, we recommend viewing a sample whenever one is available.

Samples allow you to see the material with your flooring, furniture, paint and natural light before making the final selection.

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The newest Andrew Martin introductions demonstrate how differently fabric and wallpaper can shape a room.

Harvest Moon by Kit Kemp celebrates expressive pattern, embroidery, color and creative storytelling.

Portofino II explores sophisticated upholstery textures, herringbones, chenilles and versatile woven fabrics.

Curator brings travel, collecting, botanical imagery and natural-history influences to the wall.

Together, the collections make it possible to create interiors that feel layered and individual rather than overly coordinated.

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