Indienne Collection by Zoffany Presents Printed Wallpapers and Fabrics
Amy Duong — February 18, 2026 — Art & Design
References: zoffany.design
The Indienne Collection by Zoffany is a range of printed wallpapers and fabrics inspired by historical Indian cotton printing techniques. Launched at the Dezeen Showroom, the collection features hand-drawn motifs and repeating patterns executed in a palette that reflects traditional block-printed textiles. Designs include floral and geometric arrangements that reference historical sources without replicating literal archival examples.
The main materials are selected for surface quality and durability, with wallpapers printed on textured papers and fabrics woven for upholstery or soft furnishings. The collection’s production methods combine digital printing precision with surface treatments that enhance tactile presence. Colourways vary from muted neutrals to deeper tones, and pattern scales are offered in multiple repeat sizes to suit both large and compact interior applications.
Image Credit: Zoffany
The main materials are selected for surface quality and durability, with wallpapers printed on textured papers and fabrics woven for upholstery or soft furnishings. The collection’s production methods combine digital printing precision with surface treatments that enhance tactile presence. Colourways vary from muted neutrals to deeper tones, and pattern scales are offered in multiple repeat sizes to suit both large and compact interior applications.
Image Credit: Zoffany
Trend Themes
1. Heritage Craft Revival - A renewed focus on historical printing techniques creates scope for products that blend provenance-driven narratives with contemporary aesthetic demands.
2. Hybrid Production Techniques - Combining digital printing precision with traditional surface treatments enables novel manufacturing workflows that deliver artisanal texture at scale.
3. Tactile Surface Design - Growing emphasis on tactile qualities and textured substrates introduces opportunities for material innovation that elevates sensory engagement in interiors.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Design projects prioritizing layered pattern and texture stand to be transformed by collections that offer archival-inspired motifs in multiple scales and colourways.
2. Hospitality - Hotels and restaurants seeking distinct, locally resonant aesthetics could leverage printed textiles and wallpapers to create immersive brand environments.
3. Textile Manufacturing - Fabric producers exploring combinations of weaving, printing, and surface finishing may unlock higher-value upholstery and soft furnishing lines with enhanced durability and tactility.
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