C.F.A. Voysey the famous English architect textile designer and associate of William Morris created Squirrel and Dove in the Arts & Crafts style of the time. The pattern was first produced by Sanderson as wallpaper in the 1890s and is now available as both a fabric and wallpaper.
Pagoda river is a very early design from the Eton Rural collections of the 1910s. At the end of the 19th century and into the early 20th century Chinese and Japanese artwork were popular as products from the East became widely available in Europe for the first time. The original fabric was rotary block printed and the characteristics of the printing technique have been retained in the new design.
Swallows a serene design dating from the 1930s exemplifies the stylized elegance associated with this era. Originally a chintz cotton fabric it shows a flock of slender swallows soaring through the open sky. It is now also available as wallpaper.
Regal yet relaxed, Ferne Park is a highly decorative print. Printed in England, this pattern has exceptional depth and beauty. Also available as a wallcovering.
A small-scale version of the printed fabric with the same name Cantaloupe Velvet's glorious stylized melons and intricate swirling leaves create a bold statement. Beautiful rich colorways showcase the subtle tonal movement and striking detail of this standout design.
Pure prettiness – a classic design of various English country flowers composed in an elegant composition typical of chintz fabrics of the mid 19th century from which it has been taken.
