With its superbly symmetrical pattern originally designed by C.F.A. Voysey in 1895, our striking Arts & Crafts velvet is perfect in its simplicity. An archive motif of stylized flowers in blush pink, it reveals hidden birds amongst a deep navy ground. Alongside his architectural practice which he established in 1882, Voysey is equally well known for his lively patterns featuring birds, hearts, and flowerheads. He designed repeating wallpaper and textile patterns for many leading Arts & Crafts manufacturers and in 1896 The Studio Journal of Decorative Art published the article ‘Some Recent Designs by Mr. Voysey’, which included an illustration of this wallpaper with its impressive, large-scale coordinating border. Showing the symmetry and simplification of natural forms that are so characteristic of Voysey.

Tulips frequently appearing in the Morris & Co. archive are seen in this Huntington document where leafy vines fill the ground and vertical scrollwork is interspersed with stylised flowers. Possibly the hand of John Henry Dearle identifiable through the conical stamens of the central flowerheads reminiscent of Golden Lily Wild Tulip & Vine depicts at its centre a winding runner of daffodils to anchor the design guiding the eye along a gentle rhythmic path drawing subtle parallels with Wandle. This design is beautifully reimagined in a full-coverage embroidery. Richly stitched with a subtle sheen that catches the light the embroidery is set against a pure linen ground. This natural texture enhances the elegance of the design creating a luxurious drape that feels timeless and refined.

Santorini is a soft chenille jacquard with a cotton slub basketweave ground. The chenille imparts a modern dimension to this global key design.

Quality fabric. Recommend ordering a sample first. I didn’t have the time to do that. But I got lucky. Would order fabric from perigold again.. Ro. Dennis Port, MA. Sun Jan 25 2026

Bagru an Indian hand-block printing style has inspired this jacquard design which features a small paisley on a flat dense ground of colour. The weave has a lovely soft handle and handmade feel.

Inspired by the plentiful borders featured in The Unfinished Works this new stripe design features a pin and half chevron stripe smart minimal and crafted in 100% cotton. Elm of course refers to William Morris's birthplace Elm House.

Pomegranates and Indian-inspired motifs cover this small-scale fabric design. Available in versatile colorways, this design is a good way to introduce Morris's design into smaller rooms on upholstery and curtains and is printed on a linen-mix cloth in jewel-like colorways.