Complex weave effects update this classic Zoffany fabric design. Woven in modern silk effect yarns it is now available in new soft contemporary colorways including a new exquisite faded coral. This fabric is washable and inherently flame retardant.

Inspired by an English early 18th century design Knole damask so named after the vast estate in Kent is crafted in cotton and linen and inspired by a stamped wall damask found in the King's Closet. Intricate and small in scale this two-headed damask is an all-over design woven on an end-to-end warp with two colors creating an ottoman ground. Linen runs through the weft of the design for a sublimely textural fabric that has a heritage feel to the grain.

Amazilia velvets, a sumptuous yet durable spray-dyed velvet fabric in a stripe that fades and twists towards the edges.

With its origins dating back to the mid-18th century Temple Newsam Long Gallery has been reborn in an abundant wool and cotton fabric suitable for occasional domestic use. This woven multicolored jacquard mixes yarns inspired by tapestry techniques to produce something altogether more unexpected yet rooted in its design history.

A fashion for formal landscaping in the extensive grounds of European palaces introduced this style of Italianate baroque gardens into the aesthetic of English stately homes. Taken from a 19th-century block-printed wallpaper, this scene is printed on textural linen evocative of an aged tapestry.

Clandon is the epitome of a grand damask. An impressive large-scale design in silk cotton Clandon engulfs a room with its proportion and magnificent flowering flock. Zoffany`s archive document dates back to the late 15th/early 16th century when this design was originally produced in silk on a narrow loom and featured as a block-printed flock wallpaper at Clandon Park House in 1735 hence its regal name. This damask has appeared in many guises in our archive each generation adding its take on the design.