Linnaeus showcases an intricate, block print-inspired leaf design with a touch of botanical influence. It is featured in classic colorations that suit a variety of environments and applications.
Our popular 19C, beautifully drawn English archival print of stately pheasants perched on a floral branch, now has an expanded color line. It was printed in England on a linen blended ground. Botany Bay has been used to make dramatic drapes and to cover occasional seating.
Canton, first painted by the renowned textile designer William Turner in 1915, this lush design is based on a hand-painted Chinese wallpaper and features magnificent peony trees in full bloom with delicate butterflies.
Etta features layered fronds with intricate linework inspired by etching effects, blending delicate, illustrative details with the innate texture of wovens. Offered in a refreshing soft mist blue.
A host of sources, from Peruvian weavings to Ukrainian embroidery, inspired this design. Its imaginative combination of peacocks and flowers with a mirrored repeat has an enchanting, antique look.