All things trippy and drippy are having their day, as manufacturers of textiles, wallcoverings and tile draw inspiration from psychedelia. This iconic aesthetic blends surrealism, pop and 1960s/1970s references for a look that is full of vibrant energy and wonder.

Check out these outdoor fabrics that allude to the cheerful luxury of midcentury resort culture. A vibrant midcentury palette and patterns evoke thoughts of a swinging pool party and the locales of luxurious getaways.

The look of hand-dyed textiles references a variety of DIY techniques, as well as traditional techniques from a variety of cultures. This relaxed look plays with texture, color and abstraction while referencing protest culture of the 1970s and the renewed interest in DIY methods.

This diverse range of 3D wall panels in a variety of wood species will add dynamic texture to walls and reception desks and suit a variety of styles. Crisp geometric patterns on CNC-machined, MDF panels are clean and contemporary, while marquetrylike patterns are classically elegant. Rougher textures and irregular patterns made from recycled wood― including reclaimed boat woods and wine barrels ― are both rustic and industrial in style. Eclectic material combinations, including reclaimed wood with lava stone and acrylic-backed wood paneling, offer surprising textures and effects.