This ever-giving design of exotic cacti and unusual double flowerheads is resplendent in Zoffany's alchemy of color. Printed on a fine cotton satin desert flower II is an eye-catching floral and an authentic representation of chintz from the Mulhouse archive.
Depicting a large-scale landscape of a lush Indian garden and continuing the successful collaboration with Melissa White this fabric design is digitally printed to capture the detail of the original artwork. Two colorways are printed on linen and one on velvet and all are complemented by a wallpaper design of the same name.
Joyous, large-scale roses in full bloom are printed on linen fabric evoking memories of a golden era. Flamboyant and mesmerizing, this beautiful fabric has a timeless quality and was inspired by a 19th-century archive design. The use of unusual color combinations retains the antique textures of the original document.
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.
A French 18th-century silk woven damask Arabesque alongside clandon is one of the more classic damask qualities in the collection. A scrolling design featuring a flowing floral decoration Arabesque reminisces in the finer details of classic damask patterns. A silk lustre pervades this fabric which is a silk and cotton blend highlighted by the soft scrolling edge of the weave reflecting light and shade.
