All Fabrics

Captured in these irregular stripes are the ridges and folds of Europe's highest summit; Mount Elbrus. Reminiscent of the mountain's volcanic past, the fiery orange and yellow stripes are complimented by a cool blue tone, given a dappled effect by the herringbone weave.

Let Elbrus multi take centre stage, or pair with other bold prints from the Hindu Kush range for a truly maximalist effect.

A new iconic print from Christian Lacroix - A series of exotic birds and botanicals with graphic colour bleed lines to offer depth and the illusion of movement.

This expressive, digitally printed cotton design is the ideal fabric for a range of interior applications including, curtains, blinds, cushions, bedcovers and upholstery. Available in four dynamic colourways.

THIS FABRIC CAN ONLY BE ORDERED IN INCREMENTS OF 50cm ie. 100cm 150cm 200cm, etc.

A fresh interpretation of chinoiserie with a modern twist, Dynasty is infused with the rich history and elegance of Asian culture.

The coordinating wallpaper, print, woven and embroidered fabrics were inspired by the detail and beauty of a golden age.

Patterns include blossoming cherry trees and exotic large-scale flora, an architectural bamboo trellis and intricate lattice weave, and painterly scenic toiles filled with lush trees, pagodas, and people. Bold, luxurious color palettes with bright hues of navy, green, fuchsia, red, and purple emphasize the fanciful designs of this collection.

Influenced by the modern elegance of the 1920's, Savoy is an exuberant collection of coordinating prints, wovens, and wallcoverings that deftly combine the graphic geometry of Art Deco with exotic botanicals and organic elements such as winding garden paths and flowering bouquets.

The collection includes charming small-scale motifs of trees, scallops and fanning florals as well as dramatic geometrics and blooming Lotus and Iris florals in colorways inspired by the original document artwork.

Designed by Anna French 

A profusion of perfect tulips punctuated by vibrant shades of fuchsia, rose and scarlet. Inspired by William Robinson's dynamic and experimental flower garden at Gravetye Manor. This floral design is digitally printed onto pure cotton and is suitable for upholstery. Available in one colourway.

Named after New Yorkês most famous private park, GRAMERCY is a casual 100 per cent natural drapery.

The broken lattice was created with intentional breaks in the design to produce a distressed and rustic feel. It is lightweight and drapes easily, offered in a range of six colours. GRAMERCY can be used individually or as an excellent layering piece.

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PAVONE VELVET - A host of sources, from Peruvian weavings to Ukranian embroidery, inspired this design.

Its imaginative combination of peacocks and flowers with a mirrored repeat have an enchanting, antique look.

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SEYCHELLES - Based on a document print, this detailed pattern has extraordinary beauty and depth, with brightly plumed birds and lush tropical blooms. Also available as a wallcovering.

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A billowing floral inspired by a document print, Bermuda Blossoms draws upon the feminine style that Mary McDonald is so well known.

McDonald updates the archival treasure with bold color combinations distinguished from your classic flowering print, making it ideal for drapery or statement upholstery in traditional or transitional interiors.

Available in four palettes, the linen-blend fabric achieves perfect harmony with each coloration: Cocoa, the original hue in light brown with dusty orchid, rose and blush blooms; Snow, a soft ivory with taupe and greige accents; Jet, silver and chartreuse blossoms on a black backdrop that pops; and Slate, a grey ground with ripe green vines and oyster and pearl petals. Blush: new in 2017, speaks for itself, oh so delicate! Aqua & Yellow new in 2020!

Kokedera is a Graphic velvet on a textured base of two qualities, viscose and polyester, gives the fabric a matte and glossy effect. Very sought-after, this soft moss covers Japanese gardens.

Kokedera - Kyoto’s «Temple of Moss» - is a garden composed of 120 varieties that are different in shape and colour, dark, bright or muted. It is embodied by this sublime geometrical velvet.

Expertly embroidered, with amazingly diverse stitches and colours. Plumeria flowers, heliconia jasmine and tahitian gardenia come to life in beautiful colours.

The delicate embroidery accentuates the fragility of a petal and thicker yarns outline a leaf. The Tereshchenko diamond is the largest blue diamond in the world