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.
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.
Translucent layered leaves show the interaction between light and shade in this painterly Harlequin design that's reminiscent of photographic techniques.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.