Design studio Arc-Com works in collaboration with font imprint House Industries on the new Glyph collection, which was recently presented during NeoCon 2022. It celebrates the many typographic forms and does so through six unique textile patterns that highlight the "pound sign, tilde, parentheses, a lowercase i, and an x." All of these are seen detailing the collection including the velvets, which are notably cleanable by bleach.
Andy Cruz, founder of House states that “The creation of letters and numbers for House has always wandered somewhere between fine art and function. The alphabet as a muse to create patterns that morph glyphs into something that transcends an isolated character is what inspired The Glyph Collection.”
Image Credit: House Industries
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Typographic-inspired Textile Patterns
- There is an opportunity for fabric and textile manufacturers to collaborate with font and design studios to create unique and intricate patterns that celebrate typography.
- Cleanable Textiles Using Bleach
- There is an opportunity for cleaning product manufacturers to collaborate with textile manufacturers to create materials that are cleanable by bleach.
- Morphing Glyphs Into Patterns
- There is an opportunity for design studios to create collections of patterns that morph typography glyphs into something that transcends an isolated character.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Textile Manufacturing
- Textile manufacturers could work with design studios to create collections of typographic-inspired patterns.
- Cleaning Product Manufacturing
- Cleaning product manufacturers could collaborate with textile manufacturers to create materials that are cleanable by bleach.
- Graphic Design and Typography
- Design studios and font imprints could work together on creating collections of patterns that morph typographic glyphs into intricate designs.
