Revolution Fabrics features sustainable textiles in showhouse
The sixth annual Kingston Design Showhouse in Stoneridge, N.Y., features the talents of 12 designers and a range of the company's fabrics.
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C. — Revolution Fabrics, provider of sustainable performance fabrics, sponsored the sixth annual Kingston Design Showhouse in Stoneridge, N.Y., featuring the talents of 12 designers and a range of the company’s fabrics.
Organized by Kingston Design Connection, the historic two-story home allows designers to draw from Revolution Fabrics’ full range of American-made, PFC-chemical-free performance fabrics.
“We are honored to support the Kingston Design Showhouse, a remarkable initiative that elevates the exceptional talent within the Hudson Valley and highlights the powerful role of design in building community,” said Anderson Gibbons, chief marketing officer of Revolution Fabrics. “It was inspiring to see our textiles thoughtfully woven into such creative spaces, and we are proud to contribute to a program that has a meaningful impact on the design community and local economy.”
Proceeds from this year’s event benefitted Ulster County Habitat for Humanity, a nonprofit organization that has been helping families in the Hudson Valley build and improve homes since 1996.
Photographer Credit: Phil Mansfield of Phil Mansfield Photography
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