Hannah Fredenberg

Wrote overview on Frattioni Collection for Momentum's B2B partnership with Material Bank:

In a bold (and sixth) new chapter of collaboration, Momentum and architect/designer Emanuela Frattini Magnusson introduce The Frattini Collection—where expressive yet timeless pattern meets high-performance versatility. FRATTINI STRIPE, with its 67" repeat and 13-color yarn mix, reimagines repetition with playfully polished rhythm and scale. PONTI offers refined simplicity and grounding texture, while PICCOLO’s boucle adds quiet contrast. Together, these three textiles...(cont.)

Wrote full Instagram caption & hashtags for this post on Retro Revival workplace aesthetic

Wrote full Instagram caption & hashtags for this Instagram post on Rebecca Moses winning a Wall Covering award with her collaboration with our company, Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering

Fashion continues to shape the future of interior design, and we love exploring where those parallels emerge. After reviewing the global Fall/Winter 2025 Fashion Weeks that took place this past February and March, we spotted runway trends that align with what we’ve been designing—and where we’re headed next.
From bold statements to modern takes on timeless classics (and yes, event the slow fade of quiet luxury), these moments on the runway echo through our materials, palettes, and sustainable...

Wrote full Instagram caption & hashtags for this post for National Textiles Day and the Emanuela Frattini Collection

Wrote full email caption & hashtags for this Instagram post on Emanuela Frattini Magnusson's collection (with product focus on her Frattini Stripe textile) with Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering.

Wrote full Instagram caption & hashtags for this post on designer Emanuela Frattini Magnusson and our collection with her.

Wrote blog post on 3 main "good, better, best" sustainable categories that Momentum offers...
High-performance wallcoverings and textiles across the material spectrum.
In today’s commercial design landscape, priorities are shifting. More clients are asking for materials that not only perform well but also support healthier environments—indoors and out. Whether you're navigating code requirements, aiming for certifications, or working with clients who value mindful materials, your choices matter.
That’s why Momentum offers a spectrum of products for every project—from. . .[cont]

Wrote blog post on multisensory design for all needs, and chose appropriate product choices to fit each aesthetic.

Design is no longer just about how a space looks—it’s about how it makes people feel. As we become more aware of the diverse ways individuals experience the world, inclusive design has taken on new meaning, especially when it comes to sensory sensitivity. Whether someone is hypersensitive to sound or light, or hyposensitive and in need of more sensory input to feel grounded, thoughtful design has the power to support and uplift every experience. . .[cont]

Wrote overview on Glint + Glimmer collection for Momentum's B2B partnership with Material Bank:
Mixing a hint of shine with a shimmer of color, the Glint + Glimmer collection exudes timeless sophistication through six sleek, sensuous textiles. Velvets take center stage, with ZARA’s bold zebra-inspired ripples, BECLOUD’s shimmering boho splatter, SOUZA’s jewel-like geometric brilliance, and ELLIS’s modern corduroy texture creating striking focal points. Complementing these statement velvets are the collection’s plush chenilles: VERA’s crushed softness, offering subtle luster. . .[cont]

Wrote overview on Pindrop collection for Momentum's B2B partnership with Material Bank:

Sculpted by nature and defined by design, Pindrop’s three new acoustic patterns balance artful form with high-performance 0.45 to 0.90 NRC-rated sound absorption. Pebbled CHESIL mimics the quiet rhythm of river-washed stones, GEOFUSION channels Art Deco curves with bold dimensionality, and SUNA echoes the meditative ripples of a Zen Garden. With versatile configurations and a palette blending sunbaked warmth, contemporary cools, and mid-century modern pops, these panels shape sound...[cont]

Wrote overview on Bio Silica collection for Momentum's B2B partnership with Material Bank:
A breakthrough in sustainable materials, the Bio Silica Hybrid Collection elevates performance textiles with 76% bio-sourced polyurethane and 24% silica construction, offering a luxurious, soft hand with top-tier durability. KEPLER PRINT showcases geometric depth, FARRA brings rich woven dimension, and FLITTER PRINT moves with biophilic fluidity—each pattern enhanced by a versatile palette, from wistful blues, taupes, and creams to earthy greens, rich browns, and vibrant coral and chartreuse. . .[cont]

Wrote overview on Rebecca Moses wallcovering collection for Momentum's B2B partnership with Material Bank: Like curating a wardrobe of statement pieces, the Rebecca Moses x Momentum collection transforms walls into bold expressions of personal style, inviting designers to unlock a world of creative possibilities. Featuring 12 distinct wallcoverings—from empowering designs like PORTRAIT GALLERY and REFLECTION to the painterly blooms of FLEUR, the leopard-spotted KIMONO UNTAMED, and the antique-chic patterns of QUEEN’S DOTS and DECO DREAMS—the collection celebrates eclectic maximalism. . .[cont]

Built layout & refined copy for brand-new Bio-Sourced landing page for Momentum:

At Momentum, we’re not just innovating for today—we’re shaping a sustainable future where every material, design, and decision contributes to a brighter tomorrow.
Guided by this purpose—for both product and process—our bio-sourced textiles and wallcoverings embody this commitment. Each collection is unique yet shares a common thread: crafted with bio-sourced ingredients from rapidly renewable resources like corn, wood, cotton, wool, and algae. . .[cont]

Celestial Radiance

In 2025, the sky is no longer the limit—travelers seek experiences that transcend the ordinary, inside and out.

As the call for renewal rises in 2025, natural phenomena tourism and wellness retreats are surging, driven by a deeper desire for connection—to nature, the universe, and the self. According to Travel Daily News, destinations like Dark Sky Parks, Northern Lights excursions, and bioluminescent shores are drawing visitors eager for awe-inspiring, restorative experiences. . .[cont]