The textile sector delves into the multidimensional realm of textile design by the application of textiles in different mediums and its role in modern design. Textile design excels in conservative fabric formation, integrating essentials from digital stages, sustainable performances, and interdisciplinary associations. The chapter explores traditional and modern styles, recognizing important openings in integrating expertise with craftsmanship and sustainable keys. The practice of creating patterns and designs for fabrics encompasses a wide range of industries, including fashion, home decor, technical textiles, etc. The textile field unifies artistic creativity with material science and innovative applications of different textiles. Main types of textile design using woven, knitted, printed or embroidered fabrics with unique features and capabilities. These find applications in fashion garments and home furnishings, as well as industrial textiles like medical fabrics and protective gear. Furthermore, progress in environmentally friendly and smart textiles is spurring new developments for textile applications. The chapter highlights the prominence of nurturing creativeness while addressing the real-world restrictions faced by designers with partial assets, manufacture scalability, and market convenience. It sees interdisciplinary openings where textile design interconnects with the architecture field, interior field, and wearable technology, flagging the way for original uses. Finally, this chapter aims to offer an all-inclusive view of textile design in cutting-edge different mediums, recognizing existing problems and contributing insights into possible solutions. By connecting the gap between traditional practices and modern developments, it places the footing for future exploration and innovation in the arena.