Heavyweight Olive Green Nature & Floral Fabric

Marrakesh collection of high-density Belgian quality cut fabric with a traditional damask designer pattern.

This character weave is a woven interpretation of William Morris' original Acorn wallpaper. It is the embodiment of an English hedgerow sweet and simplistic. Two twisted yarns have been mixed for a tweed-like quality. In some colorways, archival hues have been combined with more contemporary tones to lift the design—pair beautifully with amble plain fabric in matching colorways.

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

Originally a monochrome precursor to Morris' much-loved strawberry thief this evocation of the English hedgerow from 1882 features thrushes in a vertical entwine of flowers and foliage. Bird and anemone weave delights in this same charming entanglement but with the added tactility of a robust and chunky weave. Perfect for the outdoors which it so wonderfully represents.

Entwining stems and delicate willow leaves combine in this timeless woven fabric design which defines Morris's abiding reputation. This much-loved Morris design from 1887 has been reproduced as a jacquard weave in colorways that coordinate across the collections and is suitable for blinds, cushions, drapes, and upholstery.

Originally a wallpaper this stylized fern design has been converted into a contemporary fabric with fine viscose embroidered yarns densely stitched to ensure the design retains its smart clean and refined look.

A botanical extravaganza originally made collaboratively by the Harlequin design team as a mural wallpaper Floreana has been recomposed as a fabric in a repeat pattern with its layered palm and leaf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

Be bright. Be bold. Be you. This explosion of ultra large scale color was inspired by a giant floral bouquet of poppies and peonies. With its name attributed to Marsha P. Johnson, whose activism during the 1960s and 1970s had a huge impact on the LGBTQ+ community, this multidirectional fabric is not to be missed. Marsha is available in sumptuous cotton velvet or elegant cotton satin.

This fabric is from Kravet’s Modern Embroideries III collection with multi-purpose fabrics which can be used for drapery, bed coverings, decorative pillows and accessories. 

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.

Originally designed as a textile and translated as an exceptional embroidery Persian Tulip Embroidery features elegant teardrop-shaped motifs connected by striped ribbons. This updated design honours the traditional Persian aesthetic admired by William Morris and John Henry Dearle. A striking diagonal layout leads the eye through the piece where tulip heads are nestled within a chevron ribbon. What sets this embroidery apart is its tactility: a dissolvable foam and fabric paper is used in the stitching before overdyeing pooling colour across the cotton threads for a rich aged artisanal effect with a sculpted surface. This technique echoes the innovative spirit of Morris himself. Due to the overdye process a unique finish is created creating subtle differences from batch to batch.

Mateless. Contemporary. Floral large. Transitional.

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.

Inspired by a richly ornate arts & crafts tile design the versatile rosehip is translated onto durable fabric for use in indoor and outdoor spaces. Rosehip’s simple soothing pattern lends itself wonderfully to all upholstery purposes whilst three painterly hues introduce a truly organic color story. Made fit for busy homes gardens patios and poolsides this fabric is imbued with UV and water resistance a wipeable finish anti-microbial and colorfast properties.

Inspired by a Chinese embroidery made towards the end of the 19th century, this popular 1930s design would’ve been imported from east to west, when its decorative style was first in vogue. Produced in a choice of two colorways, one contemporary and one dramatic, Amara Butterfly is printed on soft cotton velvet.

Inspired by a beautifully embroidered archive document of Indian-style flowerheads crafted by Elizabeth Wardle and accomplished Arts and Crafts embroider. Blended stitches add authenticity to this mid-scale design.

Sophia is a Fortune-inspired cut velvet frame design. The handpainted variation in tones gives it a modern edge.

The fabric is great quality, I was hoping the pink color in it was more prominent but I still like it and used to make 2 pillows. Diane. Appleton, WI. Sat Apr 18 2026

Whimsical and one with nature this woven fabric can adapt to any room setting.

Sarah. Maplewood, NJ. Mon Oct 03 2022