Palm Harbor as Finalist in the 13th Annual Hospitality Design Awards

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We are thrilled to announce PALM HARBOR as a finalist in the 13th Annual Hospitality Design Awards category for Textiles & Fabrics!


PALM HARBOR has been eagerly welcomed since its launch last year. "PALM HARBOR has a sophisticated leather-like look that resembles a fine Italian leather product. The weave embossed pattern, along with an elegant neutral color palette is perfect for hospitality settings with an elevated look," said Jeff Post, Vice President and General Manager of Enduratex. Not only does PALM HARBOR showcase fine elegance, it is reinforced by its revolutionary topcoat, FORBID SRT. This gives PALM HARBOR the ability to resist stains without jeopardizing the integrity of the fabric luster and its softness.


PALM HARBOR exceeds 100,000 cycles on the Wyzenbeek and has a Cold Crack rating of -10 degrees Fahrenheit. This elegant collection is available in 15 SKUs.

We appreciate the tremendous support of our terrific distributor network for making sure the design community knows about our stunning new collections.


P.S. Check us out on page 184 in Hospitality Design's June catalogue issue!


About Enduratex
Enduratex is known for providing superior vinyl coated fabrics to the automotive, hospitality, marine, healthcare and spa industries.
Headquartered in Corona, Southern California, Enduratex has three product warehouses in the United States located in: Birmingham, AL, Cincinnati, OH and La Mirada, CA. Its parent company, China General Plastics Corporation is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan. China General Plastics Corporation of America, or Enduratex™, is part of U.S.I., a $2.2 billion publicallyl traded company on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.


About the Hospitality Design Awards
Hospitality Design magazine's annual HD Awards honor the industry's best projects and products, and the creative teams behind them, across multiple categories. Winners and finalists are honored at a ceremony in June and highlighted in the June issue of HD. The annual program's designers, offer both a departure from other awards programs and creative opportunities for entrants.

The 13th Annual Hospitality Design Awards received 640 projects entries and 330 product entries with no more than four winners within each subcategory. A talented and accomplished panel of the industry professionals selected this year's HD Awards winners and finalists. For projects: Timothy Griffin, director of North America, Ennismore/the Hoxton; Nicole Hollis, founder, NICOLEHOLLIS; Kemper Hyers, senior vice president of design, Starwood Capital; Helen Jorgensen, vice president of design and procurement, Host Hotels & Resorts; and Alessandro Munge, founder, Studio Munge. For products: Siobhan Barry, partner and executive creator director, dash design; Joan Cardy, founder and president, the Cardy Group; and Gregory Stanford, director of interior design, Marriott International.

 
 

Click here to see a full list of Product Award Finalists

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