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A botanical extravaganza originally made collaboratively by the Harlequin design team as a mural wallpaper Floreana has been recomposed as a fabric in a repeat pattern with its layered palm and leaf designs coming together in a beautiful colourway for fabric.

We love this bountiful fabric with its smart white ground. Adapted from an early 19th-century French design and originally painted in watercolor it’s beautifully spaced and wonderfully versatile.

An elegant large-scale painterly design of oversized fruits and leaves in soft watercolor tones adorns this easy-to-use Sanderson fabric. Glorious stylized melons and intricate swirling leaves create a bold refreshing statement.

One of Sanderson’s most iconic designs abundant blooms creates an elegant feature.

Originating in Brazil the Calathea or 'Prayer Plant' was a favorite for illustration in the late 19th century due to its remarkable decorative foliage. Designed to grow as two striping columns across the width of the cloth its leaf is finely painted in botanical greens on a white ground.

Manila is a stylish layering of tropical palms and elegant ferns in a classic French blue.

Inspired by a 19th-century wallpaper document in our archive Sanderson designer Jeni Morris created Newnham Courtney in 1989. Recolored and reprinted on the white ground a glorious array of blues makes this hugely versatile fabric easy to use.

Depicting Chinese dragons and figures in vibrant warming shades of pomegranate incense and nectar Shenlong features a beautiful chinoiserie motif with an art deco feel.

Koya features Chinese Foo dogs in this conversational painterly style on fabric. Interspersed with interpretations of opened-headed florals the design reflects an artistic hand in greens and blues with hints of spicy paprika grounding the design in one colorway.

A multidirectional all-over pattern full of movement Alotau`s rolling waves and swirling seaweed have been painted by hand showing the design`s different tones of color.

Confident large-scale cheese plant leaves and stems create all-over jacquard in a watercolor style. A fashion fix for alfresco dining.

The jackfruit has an intriguing history having been one of the main causes of the ‘mutiny on the Bounty’ in 1789. The stylized lime green fruit in this stunning design is surrounded by intricate botanical detail and creates a real statement.

This realistic depiction of our favorite British birds was inspired by an 18th-century painting of plants and animals. A pair of nesting blue tits make their home alongside wrens robins green woodpeckers and thrushes in this modern tree of life. To complete the scene woodland berries are joined by charming butterflies insects and ladybirds all painted in exquisite watercolor detail.

Reminiscent of palm trees gently swaying in a soft summer breeze Alvaro is a lovely painterly design. A fresh ground contrasts beautifully with the subtle highlight tones of layered leaves opening up a decorating story for outdoor.

Monterey Bay captures the essence of one of the Pacific Coast's most breathtaking marine protected areas. Inspired by a toile archive document the design features lobster octopus clamshells and coral intricately interlaced with varieties of kelp. The colorways accentuate the technique reminiscent of copperplate etching.

Reminiscent of palm trees gently swaying in a soft summer breeze Alvaro is a lovely painterly design. A fresh white ground contrasts beautifully with the subtle highlight tones of layered leaves opening up a decorating story with the introduction of new color.

Originating in Brazil the Calathea or ‘Prayer Plant’ was a favorite for illustration in the late 19th century due to its remarkable decorative foliage. Designed to grow as two striping columns across the width of the cloth its leaf is finely painted in botanical greens on a white ground.