Fort Worth, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/07/2015 -- Creative Director of Anzea Textiles, Mitzi Mills, and Senior Project Manager at the New York University Langone Medical Center, Jennifer Eno, collaborated to create Jazz. Jazz is the first of several designs by Jennifer Eno to be introduced by Anzea Textiles.

Jazz is made in the United States from polyester, post industrial polyester and post consumer polyester. It has been finished with Crypton Green© rendering the upholstery fabric moisture proof and bleach resistant. Jazz is a certified Facts Silver® product. The Facts Silver® standard is one of the most stringent environmental standards programs in the contract upholstery industry today. To receive the Facts Silver® certification the textile must be assessed and verified by an independent third-party certification body authorized by the Association for Contract Textiles (ACT).

Each color way in the pattern, Jazz, utilizes a harmonious blend of three colors. With such a large color range Jazz can be easily incorporated into any venue. The durability, cleanability and low environmental impact of this contract upholstery textile make it an easy choice for application in hospitality and healthcare markets.

About Anzea
Anzea was founded in 1990 by creative director Mitzi Mills and business partner Bruce Doeren. Since the company's inception Anzea has focused on contract upholstery textiles offering the marketplace leading edge colors, bold designs and high performance. These designs are reflective of Mitzi's graphic design background and her love of photography and travel.

The Anzea contract textile collection is a spirited mix of materials from luxurious natural fibers to recycled polyester yarns. Woven fabrics that are bleach cleanable and solution dyed along with vinyl upholstery and green faux leathers in nylon matrix and polyurethane form a cohesive high performance product offering. In addition to providing the contract upholstery market with unparalleled product and service, Anzea curates a refreshing and unique collection of multi-use textiles including drapery, wall- coverings and light duty upholstery fabrics.

Anzea completes the textile offering by adding renowned names from the interior design and fashion industries. Currently Ruth Adler Schnee, Jhane Barnes and Jennifer Eno collaborate with the Anzea creative team to develop beautiful high performance upholstery textiles. Design, marketing and warehouse facilities are located in the Fort Worth, Texas, arts district.

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Fort Worth, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 06/26/2015 -- Anzea Textiles is please to introduce their Post NeoCon Collection of woven and coated contract upholstery contract textiles. Anzea has introduced one new woven upholstery textile, Jazz, and three coated textiles: Twinkle Tapestry, Twinkle Sky and Lunar Landing.

Jennifer Eno, Senior Project Manager at the New York University Langone Medical Center and Mitzi Mills, Creative Director and Principal of Anzea Textiles, collaborated to develop several patterns. Jazz is the first pattern of the resulting collaboration to be introduced. Jazz consists of polyester, post industrial polyester and post consumer polyester. It has been finished with Crypton Green© making the woven upholstery textile moisture proof and bleach resistant. This woven textile has passed the Facts Silver® standard, which is one of the most stringent environmental standards programs in the contract upholstery industry today.

Twinkle Tapestry, Twinkle Sky and Lunar Landing are also part of the Post NeoCon collection. They are all exclusive to Anzea and consist of 100% PVC with a polyester and cotton knit backing. These three coated fabrics have passed the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 free of harmful chemicals. Twinkle Sky and Twinkle Tapestry boast a long color line with rich jewel tones and just a hint of metallic finish for added depth. Lunar Landing has the distinct look of the surface of the moon or freshly poured concrete.

All four textiles work together to present a well-rounded introduction. Jazz, Twinkle Tapestry, Twinkle Sky and Lunar Landing will deliver superior and lasting performance in the most demanding applications.

About Anzea
Anzea was founded in 1990 by creative director Mitzi Mills and business partner Bruce Doeren. Since the company's inception Anzea has focused on contract upholstery textiles offering the marketplace leading edge colors, bold designs and high performance. These designs are reflective of Mitzi's graphic design background and her love of photography and travel.

The Anzea contract textile collection is a spirited mix of materials from luxurious natural fibers to recycled polyester yarns. Woven fabrics that are bleach cleanable and solution dyed along with vinyl upholstery and green faux leathers in nylon matrix and polyurethane form a cohesive high performance product offering. In addition to providing the contract upholstery market with unparalleled product and service, Anzea curates a refreshing and unique collection of multi-use textiles including drapery, wall- coverings and light duty upholstery fabrics.

Anzea completes the textile offering by adding renowned names from the interior design and fashion industries. Currently Ruth Adler Schnee, Jhane Barnes and Jennifer Eno collaborate with the Anzea creative team to develop beautiful high performance upholstery textiles. Design, marketing and warehouse facilities are located in the Fort Worth, Texas, arts district.

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Ruth Adler Schnee, a contributing designer to ANZEA Textiles, is named 2015 Kresge Eminent Artist and awarded $50,000 at age 91.

St. Louis, MO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/13/2015 -- Ruth Adler Schnee is 91-years-old, a designer, and has just been named the 2015 Kresge Eminent Artist for her contributions to Detroit culture and the world of modern design. The award comes with a $50,000 lifetime achievement prize, and it's timing couldn't be more perfect.

Schnee's designs have lent her international recognition and museum exhibitions in the U.S. and Europe, catalogs and now also a documentary film.

Schnee was born in Frankfurt, Germany in 1923. She and her family moved to the United States when Ruth was 15 after their home was destroyed in November of 1938 due to the Nazi movement. The family settled in Detroit.

Her design career began early on, and Schnee was awarded a full scholarship to the Rhode Island School of Design in 1942. She won the "Prix de Paris" for her work in 1945 and studied with the renowned industrial designer, Raymond Lowey, in New York City. Schnee later returned to Michigan and became the firs woman to earn a graduate degree in architecture from the Cranbrook Academy of Art.

Ruth married Edward Schnee and their partnership resulted in a joint textile design company, Adler-Schnee. Her designs feature an iconic mid-century flavor, and some of her pieces are featured in museums.

Schnee was the first outside designer to collaborate with ANZEA Textiles, a partnership that began in 1992 when Schnee specified Mitzi's Jelly Beans design for the Jewish retirement center in Detroit. Over the years ANZEA has re-interpreted may of Schnee's iconic mid-century designs into high-performance textiles.

Learn more about Ruth Adler Schnee and see some of her designs here.

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Anzea Textiles now has the Health Product Declaration (HPD) for all of the Bella-Dura® products we offer.

St. Louis, MO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/04/2015 -- Anzea Textiles is delighted to announce that we now have the Health Product Declaration (HPD) for all of the Bella-Dura® products!

The Health Product Declaration Collaborative is a customer-led organization committed to the continuous improvement of the building industry's performance through transparency, openness and innovation in the product supply chain. The Health Product Declaration Collaborative created and supports the Health Product Declaration, an impartial tool for the accurate reporting of product contents and each ingredient's relationship to the bigger picture of human and ecological health. The HPD objectively defines critical information needed to support accurate supply chain disclosure by manufacturers and suppliers and informed decisions by building designers, specifiers, owners, and users.

Anzea Textiles is pleased to be carrying the Bella-Dura® products and can now prove the product has the leading edge in transparency from all stages of manufacturing. We are proud to offer this type of product and everything it says to our customers.

The very nature of the HPD has already begun to improve transparency from manufacturer suppliers to manufacturers to distributers and ultimately to the end user or customer. Previously, the entities that paid for the research would be privy to that information alone. Now with the HPD the information can be shared at all levels of the process.

About ANZEA
Creative director Mitzi Mills and her business partner Bruce Doeren founded Anzea in 1990. Since the company's inception, Anzea has focused on contract upholstery textiles offering the marketplace the option of leading edge colors, bold designs and high performance. These designs are reflective of Mitzi's graphic design background and her love of photography and travel.

The Anzea contract textile collection is a spirited mix of materials from luxurious natural fibers to recycled polyester yarns. Woven fabrics that are bleach cleanable and solution dyed along with vinyl upholstery and green faux leathers in nylon matrix and polyurethane form a cohesive high performance product offering. In addition to providing the contract upholstery market with unparalleled product and service, Anzea curates a refreshing and unique collection of multi-use textiles including drapery, wall- coverings and light duty upholstery fabrics.

Anzea completes the textile offering by adding renowned names from the interior design and fashion industries. Currently Ruth Adler Schnee, Jhane Barnes and Jennifer Eno collaborate with the creative team to develop beautiful high performance upholstery textiles. Design, marketing and warehouse facilities are located in the Fort Worth, Texas, arts district.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm