10 DESIGN CHICAGO THE MART designchicagomag.com Above: Fromental worked with designer Young Huh to create the Minhwa collection, featuring two handcrafted artworks inspired by Korean folk art, with motifs that capture the allegorical spirit, playful charm, and rich symbolism of the genre. Myeoh was created for Young Huh’s home, and features a cat with a wistful expression. Through Holland & Sherry. Above: Turf introduces 10 vivid new colors to their palette, adding a critical next layer of human emotion by embracing neuroaesthetics and sensory design. Point (shown here) and Cushion are their new acoustic wall panels, designed to explore the interplay of light, form, and sound. Above: Kirkby’s Fuzzy is an indulgent mohair velvet with a dense pile and lustrous hand. It is ideal for upholstery and comes in a bold and bright palette, including Willow, Kirkby Red, and retro tones like Amaretto, Deep Teal, and Tobacco. Through Romo. GALLERY Perennials & Sutherland, along with designer Ken Fulk, present a new collection of performance fabrics, statement wallcoverings, hand- knotted rugs, and outdoor furniture silhouettes inspired by the romance of Hollywood’s Golden Era and the enduring allure of Hollywood Regency style. Left: Rannoch Wools is a new collection from Osborne & Little that celebrates the enduring appeal of checks and geometric patterns. The line draws inspiration from the rich heritage of traditional Scottish textiles, reinterpreting classic designs with a contemporary perspective. The palette, inspired by Scotland’s landscape, includes soft neutrals, heathered tones, and rich, earthy colors. Above: Torino is a striking, four-panel mural by Innovations that evokes the earthy richness of harvest fields, illuminated by golden light. Inspired by Demeter, the Greek goddess of grain, Torino’s towering grasses are both organic and refined. The design is available in four tones that range from soft and natural to deep and dramatic.