Unfurling across a subtly textural ground, traditional ferns, the mainstay of so many of our forest floors, emerge and uncoil to create a wonderfully versatile printed fabric. A fantastic coordinate, used for armchairs, cushions, and layers.
Coromandel print is named after India's south-eastern coastline famed for traditional Indian hand-blocked prints. Retaining the same level of detail as the archive document coromandel's entwining branches flowers and abundance of fruits such as pomegranates allude to the artwork's customary past.
Originally a French block-print design from the mid 19th century, this 100% linen upholstery fabric combines the textures of the original with the updated colorways for the contemporary home.
Inspired by acorn a famous wallpaper design was taken from our archive morris oak has been reinterpreted as a simple mid-scale print with an all-over leaf design. An excellent coordinator this print is ideal for drapes and upholstery.
This graceful floral embroidery is inspired by an antique English tapestry textile. The new interpretation of this classic floral vine blends dense stitching with matte-shine effects and graphic, simplified shapes against a silky mercerized cotton satin ground. The stepped appearance of the design’s motifs speaks to the original weave of the document fabric from which it was derived.
