Floral / Foliage Olive Green Drapery Fabric

Taking its inspiration from Wicken Fen this contemporary oasis of grasses and flowers captures the undeniable beauty of the English countryside. A painterly brush mark weft creates a textural look across this woven jacquard akin to the gentle ripples of water.

The transitional botanical is inspired by a drawing of fallen leaves floating on the surface of a pond. The small-scale embroidery brings a wash of color to any contemporary interior as pillows or floor-length curtains.

Anthozoa fabrics - Chaconia. This fabric depicts a trail of delicate sea plants on a plain background and has a wonderful sense of gentle movement. Team with the wallpaper of the same name.

This easy-to-live with a palm leaf design from Harlequin Atelier is drawn with a loose hand, showing lovely brush marks across an open base cloth.

Long Water Botanical - Tall trees and bowing branches reflect in the turning waters of this contemporary print. Named after the Long Water in Kensington Gardens, our interpretation is printed on fine bleached linen in two fresh, new colorways.