Healthcare Design #1855 | October 17-20, 2026

Healthcare Design #1855 | October 17-20, 2026

Healthcare Design #1855 | October 17-20, 2026

Healthcare Design #1855 | October 17-20, 2026

Healthcare Design #1855 | October 17-20, 2026

Healthcare Design #1855 | October 17-20, 2026

Healthcare Design #1855 | October 17-20, 2026

Healthcare Design #1855 | October 17-20, 2026

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Hanabi

willow

Application: Upholstery
Content: Face: 100% Silicone, Inherently Graffiti-Free, Middle : 100% Polyurethane
Backing: 100% Polyester
Width: 54"
Repeat: 27.375” H, 21.25” V
Abrasion: 300,000+ Double Rubs (Wyzenbeek)
Hydrolysis: 15+ Weeks (ISO 1419)
Flammability: CA Bulletin 117-2013, UFAC/NFPA 260; IMO A652(16) 8.2
Cleaning: W/S, Bleach (10:1)
Environmental: PFAS/DMF Free, PVC/Phthalates Free, No added FR/Anti-Bacterial
Inspired by a burst of happiness, Hanabi is adorned in fireworks and blossoming flowers by Brooklyn-based artist Elodie Blanchard. Known for crafting intricate, vibrant bouquets and floral fields using small, repurposed textile scraps, Blanchard’s pattern has been digitally printed on polyurethane and topped with a 100% silicone layer, preserving the rich colors of the original works. Derived from the Japanese words “Hanabi,” meaning fireworks, the colors are named after different fireworks shapes - Crossette, Dahlia, Willow, Waterfall, and Silver Dragon. Watch Elodie Blanchard’s Interview
Crossette
Crossette
Dahlia
Dahlia
Silver Dragon
Silver Dragon
Waterfall
Waterfall
Willow
Willow

Application: Upholstery
Content: Face: 100% Silicone, Inherently Graffiti-Free, Middle : 100% Polyurethane
Backing: 100% Polyester
Width: 54"
Repeat: 27.375” H, 21.25” V
Abrasion: 300,000+ Double Rubs (Wyzenbeek)
Hydrolysis: 15+ Weeks (ISO 1419)
Flammability: CA Bulletin 117-2013, UFAC/NFPA 260; IMO A652(16) 8.2
Cleaning: W/S, Bleach (10:1)
Environmental: PFAS/DMF Free, PVC/Phthalates Free, No added FR/Anti-Bacterial
Inspired by a burst of happiness, Hanabi is adorned in fireworks and blossoming flowers by Brooklyn-based artist Elodie Blanchard. Known for crafting intricate, vibrant bouquets and floral fields using small, repurposed textile scraps, Blanchard’s pattern has been digitally printed on polyurethane and topped with a 100% silicone layer, preserving the rich colors of the original works. Derived from the Japanese words “Hanabi,” meaning fireworks, the colors are named after different fireworks shapes - Crossette, Dahlia, Willow, Waterfall, and Silver Dragon. Watch Elodie Blanchard’s Interview

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