Faithful reproduction of a never-before-seen design by acclaimed midcentury architect Josef Frank, this pattern bears his signature modernity mixed with whimsy and warmth. Also available as a wallcovering.
Like the cross-section of a truffle, this archived design is made from lines of pin dots on a spotted ground. A lovely mix of texture and tone, used as a coordinate to the entire Sanderson range.
A fun and funky retro design, this is one of Sanderson's best-ever selling fabric and wallpaper designs. Use as a standout piece in a plain room or together with the range of home accessories in the same design for a cool, contemporary look.
Contemporary and fresh, Mirabelle is based on a delightful 1920s pattern of cheerful lollipop flowers and stylized leaves suffused with a painterly warmth. Its cotton-linen union fabric gives it a casual, unfussy feel.
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.
Translucent layered leaves show the interaction between light and shade in this painterly Harlequin design that's reminiscent of photographic techniques.
Birds, butterflies, and fruit-bearing trees enliven this charming cotton-linen print. Like the mid-century designs of Josef Frank, it is thoroughly modern but not hard-edged.
A simple two-toned design Yew & Aril is a seamless choice as a coordinate fabric. A wonderful color-carrier Yew & Aril's small-scale design by Alan Francis Vigers describes the quiet beauty of the branches of a Yew tree and its charming berries known as arils.
A 1930 design that Paul Poiret created exclusively for Schumacher, this fun, modern, mid-scale floral features charming rosettes and leafy vines against a dappled background.
Silhouetted flowers cast satin shadows across this beautiful woven jacquard and contrasting space-dyed ground. Reflecting the light with an elegant subtlety this wonderfully versatile design is the perfect addition to stunning windows.
