Charming and whimsical, Josef Frank's beloved 1947 print is a colorful, cheery addition to outdoor décor. Also available as a wallcovering and printed fabric.
I selected the yellow version of this paper. It was not the "vibe" I am going for-but let me tell you...I have found the best looking paper from Perigold. FINE!!! and plenty to choose from! Thank you so much!. Kelly. Madison, MS. Sun Apr 14 2024
Concentrating on the stylised elements of the central motifs Persian Scroll is an exceptional embroidery crafted using a dissolvable thread to resist dye in some areas. Each colour catches differently across the embroidery creating pools of pigment and the ground has a subtle texture of colour. This particular dye technique is very special - it feels aged lived in and like an artefact for the modern home. This intricate level of work has made a fabric full of depth and interest. The rich authentic colourways perfectly suit the Persian influence of the design beloved by William Morris. Due to the overdye process a unique finish is created creating subtle differences from batch to batch.
A loose, large-scale floral, Bouquet Chinois is enlivened by colorful blooms and ginger jars. It's a whimsical take on Chinoiserie and a relaxed foil for geometric prints.
The unique beauty of this fabric lies in its faithful interpretation of the original 1920s block-printed pattern. Twisted floral vines are alive with tiny embroidery-like linework, and a wide border on both edges gives this fabric added interest.
Effervescent yet whimsical, the spellbinding decadence of this Golden Lily re-work captivates and excites. A fantastical take on a classic, Lily Cotton Blend Fabric is perhaps the most enduring design by William Morris’s protégé, John Henry Dearle. Luxurious and rich, we can’t help falling in love (all over again) with this gloriously recolored printed velvet.
Enhance your outdoor space with our versatile Palau fabric, perfect for upholstery. The durable material is specifically designed for outdoor use, making it a great option for all your outdoor furniture needs. Featuring a beautiful floral pattern, bring some natural beauty to your patio or garden area.
The name Dabu comes from the traditional textile art form that originated in Rajasthan India combining block printing mud resist and natural dyes. Inspired by small-scale stylised floral motifs commonly produced through this ancient craft Dabu is a robust weave densely woven for intense colour. A matching wallpaper is available.
The fabric is high quality and the color and pattern are exactly what I wanted. It is a real asset to the room. It was also easy to work with. Lydia. Long Beach, CA. Sat Jul 18 2020
This fabric is a Trompe quilted pattern where lovely floral bouquets are framed by an intricate and charming patchwork of graphic patterns. The fabric’s light chintz gives the rustic design a sophisticated finish.
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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.
Add luck to your space with this new take on a quatrefoil pattern. Bright yellows with muted greys are a seamless look. Mulberry showcases a timeless symbol that is sure to always keep your home with the latest design.
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.
The sweet scent of honeysuckle must be one of nature’s greatest ‘simple’ pleasures. Immortalised by May Morris, William Morris’s daughter, in this 1883 design, honeysuckle is a flowing, complex pattern that mimics the plant’s tendency to climb and bind. 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.
