I’m planning on making some pillows ti use as decorations in my just renovated home. The colors are great. Exactly what I wanted.. Patty. Traverse City, MI. Thu May 30 2024
Beware Alan Francis Vigers`s upbeat jolly 1901 design has a somewhat sinister undertone. So named because its head resembles the rounded shape of a monk`s habit this plant is also referred to as wolfsbane recalling its use as a toxic poison used to coat arrows fired at marauding wolves in Classical times. This plant as treacherous as it is beautiful is charmingly rendered by Vigers with innocuous innocence.
Beautifully detailed yet not at all busy. Basile Trellis is a leafy lattice design with the unique look of hand-printed fabric. This interesting small-scale print layers nicely with other patterns and works equally well for upholstery, pillows, and window treatments. Sold as a 2-yard minimum.
Infuse your fine linens with tropical charm. Crafted from crisply printed percale, Majorca combines a seaside aesthetic with the luxury of European textiles. From its cool blue coral reef print and speckled decorative pillow to deep blue sheets and sleek mitered shams, Majorca is just as refreshing as its Spanish island namesake.
Designed in the UK and block-printed by hand in India, Molly Mahon's chequer is a soft geometric that layers beautifully with florals. This charming checkerboard pattern, printed on 100% linen, is a versatile, medium-scale design that is suitable for upholstery, pillows, and windows. Perfectly imperfect, this fabric's subtle irregularities are intentional and the hallmarks of handcrafted design.
Apart from Morris himself, there is no greater author of the large-scale and rhythmically swirling patterns than his apprentice J.H. Dearle creator of the adapted Leicester you see before you. Available for the first time as a fabric J.H. Dearle`s 1912 design retains all of its ecstatic movement with the folding acanthus leaves and miniature jewel-like flowerheads readily soaking up great depths of color.
Looking out across a gently swaying meadow, our loosely painted floral scene captures the spirit of summer. Slightly impressionist in style, this print is a wonderful color carrier.
A free-flowing fabric pattern, capturing the underwater movement of plants and inspired by the sinuous curves of Art Nouveau. This authentic reproduction from a document in the Morris & Co. archive, designed by J. H. Dearle in 1901, is printed on 100% cotton in jewel-like colorways for curtains and upholstery.
Make a statement with the bold block colors of Tectrix from Harlequin. With its slightly 3D appearance and modern quilted design, this tactile fabric is perfect for sumptuous sofas.
Named after the flowering herb this classic small-scale pattern was designed by William Morris and originally printed at his Merton Abbey workshop in 1883.
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.
