Burgundy Linen / Linen Blend Nature & Floral Fabric

A whimsical ode to motifs that date back to Medieval times, this pattern combines elements from two 1930s documents in our archives and is handprinted on linen.

Really nice to have a print with a large design that can be featured on the front and back of our chairs.. Paula. West Palm Beach, FL. Mon May 17 2021

This fanciful tree of life print was inspired by a 1920s block-printed document. The bold colors and motifs have been intentionally softened to give a room instant patina.

A stylized pattern of blackberry briars with berries and white flowers covers this upholstery fabric, designed in 1879 by Kate Faulkner - a talented sister of one of the partners of Morris and Co. Available as both a fabric and wide-width wallpaper, this fabric design is produced in dramatic colorways.

Available as a wallcovering

Marcelle. Seattle, WA. Fri Aug 13 2021

Thanks to an artisanal table print technique, this fanciful, large-scale pastoral-based on a 1930s document-has a layered, painterly look.

Melinda. Columbia Missouri. Thu Mar 14 2024

Inspired by a 1920s French document, this stylized chinoiserie pattern makes a bold and vibrant statement. Also available as a wallcovering.

Inspired by a French hand-block print, this fantastic floral stripe is table printed on versatile, mid-weight linen. With its delicate botanical elements and unique zigzag details, this medium-scale fabric works beautifully for upholstered pieces and pillows, but it is especially lovely for curtain panels. Also available as wallpaper.

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A creative comingling of elegant stripes and lush flowers, this splendid print is as classic as we come. Printed on crisp, glazed linen, it's also available as wallpaper.

William Turner one of the most eminent designers of the 20th Century first produced Roslyn as a wallpaper designer in 1910. It was later manufactured as a printed fabric from the 1920s. Originally known as The Cleves it was part of the Sanderson range until 1974 making it one of the company's most enduring designs. This latest version has been engraved directly from the original fabric to retain the distinctive textures and effects. It is now also available as wallpaper.

An enchanting combination of crisp, graphic elements and romantic, feathery florals.

Inspired by a fragment of 17th-century silk velvet in the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation archive, Tulipano is a splendid stylized floral design. Made of 100% linen, this complex lampas weave has a stonewashed finish with a wonderful antique look and a soft, luxurious hand.Sold As: 2 Yards100% LINENRepeat Type: HALF DROPHorizontal Repeat: 13 3/4" (35CM)Vertical Repeat: 5 3/4" (15CM)

Based on a 1930s hand-block print in Schumacher archives, this tree of life pattern depicts branches with fanciful birds and animals in rich colors of traditional Indian embroideries.

Created in collaboration with Haitian American fashion designer Victor Glemaud, Fabienne is a fabulous floral based on original hand-painted artwork. Printed on soft linen ground, this fabric’s loose mid-scale hibiscus pattern has unique dimensions and painterly charm. Use this fresh botanical design to lend tropical flair to windows, furniture, or pillows.

Tulips frequently appearing in the Morris & Co. archive are seen in this Huntington document where leafy vines fill the ground and vertical scrollwork is interspersed with stylised flowers. Possibly the hand of John Henry Dearle identifiable through the conical stamens of the central flowerheads reminiscent of Golden Lily Wild Tulip & Vine depicts at its centre a winding runner of daffodils to anchor the design guiding the eye along a gentle rhythmic path drawing subtle parallels with Wandle. This design is beautifully reimagined in a full-coverage embroidery. Richly stitched with a subtle sheen that catches the light the embroidery is set against a pure linen ground. This natural texture enhances the elegance of the design creating a luxurious drape that feels timeless and refined.

Redrawn from a typical 1920s interpretation of a Jacobean embroidery design block printed on linen. It shows a stylized trail of leaves and flowers and has been engraved to capture the inky richness of the block print texture.

A fanciful, ever-popular design meticulously printed by hand with the same 112 blocks used to make the pattern in the 1910s.

Available as a wall covering.