Delicate sprays of the Armeria plant often found growing along the British shoreline are replicated in this fine embroidery fabric design and produced in fresh colorways ideal for framing windows when used for curtains and blinds.

Trails of horse chestnut blossom have been painted in watercolor with pencil detailing creating a modern interpretation of traditional floral fabric.

Taking its name from Robin’s wood, an area of diverse flora, fauna, and ancient woodland thought to date back to after the last ice age, this all-over design of oak and sycamore leaves is inspired by an archive document. Sumptuous rich colors are printed on a slubby viscose linen cloth giving it a handcrafted and natural appearance.