Cherubim features an intricate toile de Jouy–style pattern in a monochromatic brown on a light beige background. The design is highly detailed, with ornate Rococo-inspired scenes framed by scrolling garlands, floral swags, and delicate foliage. Key elements include: Cherubs, mythological figures, and pastoral vignettes placed within elaborate cartouches. Birds in flight scattered throughout, adding lightness and movement. Decorative urns, festoons, and rocaille flourishes that link the motifs vertically and horizontally. Symmetrical composition that repeats seamlessly, creating a balanced and harmonious look. The style evokes 18th-century French elegance, often associated with aristocratic interiors and fine drapery. Its refined linework and sophisticated imagery make it ideal for luxury upholstery, curtains, or statement wall coverings.

The hand-drawn, pen-and-ink-style vignettes of Sahara Cairo toile fabric celebrate the awe-inducing pyramids and magnificent architecture of Cairo, Egypt. This detailed design offers a new take on the traditional French toile de Jouy, which dates back to the eighteenth century. Digitally printed on crisp cotton poplin, Sahara Cairo toile fabric makes for fabulous Roman shades or an upholstered settee in a home office or library.

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Reimagining Highgrove Gardens from a bird's-eye or window view, this garden plan design focuses on the striking topiary yew hedge, the Thyme Walk, and the Kitchen Garden. These decorative, stylised elements create a whimsical fabric featured in an ornamental display of Highgrove's finest shrubs and hedges. The Wedgwood colourway is made from 100% hemp.

Created in collaboration with Haitian American fashion designer Victor Glemaud, Toussaint toile pays homage to the artist's Caribbean heritage. Featuring historic scenes that celebrate Haiti's liberator, Toussaint Louverture, along with the country's flowers, foliage, and landscapes, this large-scale print on 53% linen is an illuminating take on traditional toile.