A new era of natural luxury unfolds as cork, stone, and wood reclaim the spotlight—balancing raw tactility with quiet refinement. Inspired by WGSN’s #NatureLed and Quiet Patterns narratives, designers are embracing elemental materials and tactile finishes that reconnect us to the earth—lowering stress, softening light, and awakening the senses.

Like stepping into a shadowed grove, every nature-inspired texture in our BDNY display—from oceanic marbling in Wavelet to the metallic-specked surfaces of Sardinia Cork, dark to light wood grains of Saw Mark or Tanglewood, and sculpted acoustic forms of Muratto’s Urban Edge acoustic panels (pictured)—celebrates nature as both medium and muse.

These types of natural materials bring an organic rhythm to hospitality design, where both moody cool tones and warm, natural hues coexist in textured harmony. Tactile, renewable, and innately restorative, each transform the familiar into the poetic—inviting guests to pause, reflect, and feel.

Patterns like Solara by Versa Wallcovering (pictured) transform feature walls into stunning interpretations of sea and sky. Digitally printed on mylar with dimensional embossing, its abstract wave-like surface ripples with light, evoking motion and depth.

Alongside other BDNY debuts like Simply Geo and Form Fiber, these eclectic line-shifting patterns reveal how precision and play can coexist in elegant balance—fluid structure and zen in motion.

Within our Idyllwild in Wonderland display, Rossio (pictured), a PVC-free Type II wallcovering, captures that dreamlike duality. Its circular, metallic cork surface reflects light like shifting time—part retro rhythm, part modern sculpture.

From arches to ripples, retro patterns like Stitched Stripe, with its tailored vertical lines, Soledad’s serene tactility, and the sculpted geometry of Form and Form Fragments bridge eras with ease—turning nostalgia into motion and history into design’s next chapter.