Cherry Indoor Only Nature & Floral Fabric

This exquisite fabric, where classic floral patterns meet a refined blend of 67% linen and 33% cotton. This medium-weight textile is perfect for crafting elegant drapery or sophisticated upholstery, bringing a touch of timeless style to any room. Its soft finish and versatile design make it suitable for various decor styles, while the ability to spot clean or dry clean ensures easy maintenance. Add a layer of luxury and character to your home with this multi-purpose fabric.

This unique combination of lush, painterly peonies and simple, graphic hydrangeas, based on a c. 1910 pattern, offers a lively bridge between traditional and modern.

This fabric is designed by luxury home textile designers.

Susan. Palm Beach Gardens, FL. Sat May 21 2022

Based on original illustrations by Marian McEvoy, Thistle Vine is a fabulous, fanciful botanical pattern with a serpentine stripe effect. Printed on multi-purpose linen, this imaginative, medium-scale thistle design is a stylish, sophisticated fabric that works beautifully for furniture, pillows, or windows. Also available as wallpaper.

Peg Norriss - the brainchild of designer Barrie Benson and gallerist Chandra Johnson - works with leading contemporary artists to create showstopping fabrics. Forget Me Nots Fabric derives its simple stylized floral pattern from a painting by artist Clare Rojas. A unique interpretation of a familiar motif, this medium-scale, hand-screened print works in traditional and modern settings and coordinates beautifully with fabric.

Gorgeous fabric. Very lightweight drapes nicely.. Sandra. Statham, GA. Sat Sep 20 2025

Designed by J.H. Dearle in 1912 Sweet Briar depicts roses entwined around rambling thorny stems.

Inspired by the folkloric embellishments on an antique Ukrainian blouse, it features a pair of vertical floral serpentine stripes stitched on a hand-dyed linen ground. This appealing fabric design lends itself to many imaginative applications, whether used selvage to selvage or framed on a chair or pillow.

A symbol of life and meaning Pomegranate in Hindi these stylized fruits and leaves display an organic block printed look. This lovely all-over design is suitable for both drapes and upholstery.

This fabric by the yard is great for interior design upholstery, table cloths, headboards, chairs, sofas, pillows, bags, accessories, bracelets, and even drapery! This fabric has a non-woven backing and it is very durable and easy to clean!

This is beautiful vinyl fabric, embossed, exactly as pictured in a vibrant pinkish red. It's substantial weight and has a fabric backing. It was shipped on a roll so it didn't crease or fold. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this purchase.. Bryony. Brooklyn, NY. Tue Dec 27 2022

Meandering berries climb the walls to create this stylistic small-scale trial. Hand-painted and lino printed using Eco fast inks on a sustainably sourced cotton Wild Berries is easy to live with co-ordinate that works wonderfully with birds and berries. Produced by Sanderson under license from The National Trust.

This artisanal print features mirrored silhouettes of rampant lions and stylized flowers on a textural union cloth ground.

Beautiful fabric, I love it!. Margaret. Delmar, NY. Mon Apr 25 2022

This fresh floral pattern, created by our in-house design studio, is block printed by hand on cotton-linen union cloth to create a tape that has a lovely charm and artisanal look.

Charlotte. Edmond, OK. Mon Jan 25 2021

An enchanting, statement-making pattern with a surprising and sophisticated palette; inspired by a 1920’s Schumacher design.

A cheeky bird pecks at delicious strawberries on this iconic morris and co. Faithfully reproduced on 100% cotton, subtle textures retain the look of the original hand-printed design. Suitable for elegantly flowing drapes, the strawberry thief is also available as wallpaper.

Based on an 18th-century design, this mid-scale botanical—an allover, multi-directional print on glazed cotton—has a lovely crisp hand and is perfect for just about anywhere.

Trent, which began life in 1888 with the grand accolade of being Morris & Co.'s most expensive printed textile, is a rich, vibrant floral display. This luscious pattern features curving tulips and meandering acanthus leaves amongst other stalwarts of English gardens. Trent seamlessly imagines two of William Morris's guiding design principles, ensnare the eye with sprawling repeats and beguile with masterfully rendered motifs.

The jackfruit has an intriguing history, having been one of the main causes of the 'mutiny on the Bounty' in 1789. In this stunning Sanderson design, the stylized jackfruit, surrounded with intricate botanical detail creates a real statement.

This floral chintz is based on one of the stars of our archive, an ac-1870 fragment of fine cotton. This modern interpretation expands the scale but retains the original charm.

A beautifully detailed mid-scale floral with a unique look, Rhinestone Cowboy embroidery was inspired by the flashy bejeweled suits donned by country music stars. This wonderful pattern features a simple layout of stylized flowers with chain-stitch outlines and French knot accents. An imaginative multipurpose fabric with a handcrafted feel, it is perfectly suited for light upholstery and curtains.

Birds, butterflies, and fruit-bearing trees enliven this charming cotton-linen print. Like the mid-century designs of Josef Frank, it is thoroughly modern but not hard-edged.

Beautifully hand-painted in the Sanderson studio, these plump berries look good enough to eat. Sharing the family name for raspberries and blackberries, this pretty, woodland-inspired fabric brings the outdoors in, making it an ideal choice for garden rooms. A coordinating wallpaper is available.

We love this amazing interpretation of our Willow Bough fabric, originally designed by William Morris in 1887. Colored by Ben Pentreath, richly saturated combinations introduce a new perspective to the patterns of timeless entwining stems and delicate willow leaves. Produced on a cotton/linen blend, this design looks fantastic on furniture.

A fetching take on fretwork, inspired by the architecture and Persian gardens of Jaipur’s Amber Fort. Hand-block printed in India by master craftsmen.

This printed velvet’s glorious floral pattern is based on the exotic, richly colored sets and costumes that Leon Bakst designed for Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballet Russes. Also a wallpaper.

Turning their heads towards glamorous interiors, impressionist sunflowers adorn this free-spirited print. Hand drawn in the Harlequin studio using pastels and paints, choose from two softer palettes printed on cotton/linen or a brighter scheme printed on dual-purpose cotton velvet.

This fabric from the Amazonia collection is designed with a maximalist style pattern featuring exuberant tropical motifs offered in deep and bright color stories.

Reduced in scale for enhanced usability Willow Boughs Minor features the 1887 William Morris classic in a smaller more intricate feel. Willow Boughs Minor is available in five naturalistic colourways perfect for upholstery or accent pieces.

Peg Norriss - the brainchild of designer Barrie Benson and gallerist Chandra Johnson - works with leading contemporary artists to create showstopping fabrics. Bleeding Hearts derives its delicate floral motif from a painting by artist Clare Rojas. Clean and contemporary, graphic and fresh, this stylized print is a versatile medium-scale design that is equally at home in traditional and modern interiors.