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This stunning tree of life fabric is adorned with decorative patterned leaves and flowers.

A large-scale design printed on 100% linen, it has been produced to look like the original block print housed in the Sanderson archive.

A bold modern cotton-linen fabric design of magnificent magnolia blooms with the texture and tones of the flowers vividly reproduced in beguiling colourways. Subtle nuances of light and shade give the flowers a luminous waxy quality.

A perfect choice for curtains and upholstery, and a wallpaper of the same name is also available.

With an embroidered blanket stich outline, Gunnersbury is a contemporary interpretation of a classic damask design on a linen-blend fabric.

Ideal for curtains, drapes and blinds in airy rooms.

Adding a vintage feel to any room, this linen-blend fabric design was taken from a 1937 archive document and is digitally printed to capture the array of colours, overprints and textures of the original block print. Ideal for large expanses of curtains and blinds.

Hollyhocks - Add a vintage feel to any room with this iconic Sanderson floral, produced as a wallpaper for the first time. Surface printing gives a lovely 3D quality to the design’s chalky ground.

Hykenham - A classic Sanderson floral from the talented hand of Kenneth Truman, produced for the first time as a wallpaper.

Truman joined Sanderson in 1939 bringing an astonishing aptitude for botanical drawing. He influenced the look and quality of floral artwork created at Sanderson’s Uxbridge studio for more than three decades.

Inspired by authentic Indienne textiles, originally produced in the east and manufactured in Europe, this interpretation was designed in the Sanderson studio. Produced using transitional colourways, stylised peacocks and tropical birds perch upon well spaced branches in a range of delicate watercolour tones.

The Blueberry colourway is printed on satin and both the Gosling Yellow and Cinnabar Red colourways are on 100% linen and suitable for drapes only.

The softly diffused edges of this archive design give the look of a woven ikat, printed to create a gloriously colourful trail of stylised birds and flowers.

The perfect way to liven up a room, add drapes in Hibiscus and upholstery in Emerald and Indigo/Cherry.

Representative of a traditional ikat design, the fine textural effect of this striped wallpaper displays a striking, crisp feel.

Wide width and multidirectional, Ishi’s cloth like detail co-ordinates with its matching fabric.

The jackfruit has an intriguing history, having been one of the main causes of the ‘mutiny on the Bounty’ in 1789.

In this stunning Sanderson design, the stylised jackfruit, surrounded with intricate botanical detail creates a real statement.

Emulating a Japanese Bonsai tree.

This gorgeous wallpaper comes in one colour way. 

Taken from a Sanderson archive document of 1971 and repainted in watercolour, this all-over design celebrates the bold masculinity of the exotic King Protea flower.

This beautifully accurate interpretation of a marshland scene sees kingfishers swooping between tall grasses and elegant Iris stems interspersed with bees butterflies and emperor dragonflies.

Printed on either a satin or cotton cloth and hand drawn in watercolour. Available in three colourways: Teal/Amber Azure/Linen and Navy/Teal

Also known as the golden chain tree, the hanging blooms of our beautiful draping embroidery contrast against an intense, dark ground.

With stitches that look like silk, seed pods, edged in yellow and pink bring a natural elegance to this archive inspired design.

 This captivating fabric design consists of clusters of protea flower, exotic fruits, a lily pad and cocoa pods painted in watercolour in a classic botanical style.

Enliven a room with curtains, drapes and upholstery in this design.

Taken from an archive document and with its classic chinoiserie appeal block printed pheasants flowers and leaves adorn this stylised Sanderson fabric. Available in three colourways: Chintz Navy and English Grey

An unusual interpretation of long-stemmed lotus leaves reaching skyward, hand drawn by the Sanderson studio.

Representing the delicate foliage found amongst traditional water garden ponds, gravure inks add to the design’s tonality and fluid hand.

The copper colourway is indicative of the art deco period, subtly shimmering against a dark ground.

In a fresco style and reminiscent of Indian block prints, this mirrored ogee trellis wallpaper is filled with decorative damask detail. In a range of beautiful chalky shades, a very subtle metallic highlight features on the Stone colourway.

This delicate, large-scale floral trail wallpaper depicts intertwining mognolias and pomegranites with the occasional bird nestled on the branches and is printed on softly coloured textured grounds.

Originally a wallpaper, this stylised fern design has been converted in to a contemporary fabric, with fine viscose embroidered yarns densely stitched to ensure the design retains its smart, clean and refined look.

A botanical themed Damask wallpaper. 

Mauritius - Adapted from an early 19th century French design, this bountiful, 100% cotton satin was originally painted with a soft watercolour technique and produced in antique colourways. Suitable for blinds and curtains, a wallpaper of the same name is also available.

This striking, embroidered ikat stripe is a useful coordinate, matching beautifully with featured Sanderson designs.

Viscose threads add a subtle shimmer, contrasting with the dryness of the fabric’s cotton stripe.

An all-over leaf trail of oaks and acorns is embroidered onto a pinstripe jacquard ground using a beautifully chunky cotton thread.

Combining country looks with a classic stripe and chunky matt cotton stitchwork, oaknut is another name for acorn.

Meandering across a valley floor and surrounded by tall trees, Oxbow is a stylised river design printed on cotton/linen.

A wonderfully adaptable fabric, it’s available in three versatile colourways.

Meandering across a valley floor and surrounded by tall trees, Oxbow is a stylised river design with a chalky, surface printed appearance.

A wonderfully adaptable wallpaper, it’s available in three versatile colourways.

Pagoda River is a very early design from the Eton Rural collections of the 1910s.

Full bloom tulips and anenomes in ornate vases and floating petals in bowls are displayed on this 100% cotton fabric design, produced in lifelike colourways on neutral backgrounds. The design was influenced by the work of Royal Academician Elizabeth Blackadder, and is suitable for blinds and curtains.

This design’s curving foliage makes an oasis of even the most modest interior, with an elegant arrangement of palm leaves and silhouetted shadows in an array of exuberant colours.

Opaque inks and a hand blocked look give Palm House from Sanderson an almost layered appearance as if the palms are brought to life and gently swaying in the breeze.

Inspired by a document in the Sanderson archive titled ‘Animal Kingdom’, Pamir Garden is a fantastical fabric that reflects the 1970’s fashion for exotic patterns and global cultures.

Representative of a Persian garden, this oasis scene of floral sprigs, stylised trees, tigers and antelopes, has been repainted in a fresco style with a crackle glaze effect in the ground to give a time-worn look.

Inspired by a document in the Sanderson archive titled ‘Animal Kingdom’, Pamir Garden is a fantastical wallpaper that reflects the 1970’s fashion for exotic patterns and global cultures.

Representative of a Persian garden, this oasis scene of floral sprigs, stylised trees, tigers and antelopes has been repainted in a fresco style with a crackle glaze effect in the ground to give a time-worn look.

Combining elements from tropical lands, Paradesia from Sanderson incorporates a carefully selected array of flora and fauna, paired with beautifully illustrated Bird of Paradise motifs.

A faithful painterly reproduction of an original 1930s fabric design by Hazel Wray Davey, in a style reminiscent of the Bloomsbury group. This version is printed in five colourways on 100% linen and beautiful for upholstery and curtains. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

Named after the ancient Chinese art of forming miniature trees and landscapes, Penjing is an intricate embroidery on a herringbone linen ground.

Planted in decorative pots, the design, which includes a variety of stitch techniques, alludes to a time when porcelain was more precious than gold.

Named after the ancient Chinese art of forming miniature trees and landscapes, Penjing is a naturalistic design on a sophisticated black or elegant metallic ground.

Planted in decorative pots, the design alludes to a time when porcelain was more precious than gold.

Botanically drawn organic forms of corals shells birds and feathers are presented as framed souvenirs in this striking wallcovering. The realistic quality of the specimens is achieved by using an almost photographic print process.

Once considered a status symbol, this grand fabric design features a finely drawn pineapple motif suited to both contemporary and classic interiors.

Also available is a wallpaper of the same name.

Latin for pine grove, Pinetum is a smart pinstripe with scalloped edge detail that takes its name from the series of paths that lead across the largest pinetum in the world.

Great ticking stripe option. 

Latin for pine grove, Pinetum is a smart pinstripe wallpaper with scalloped edge detail that takes its name from the series of paths that lead across the largest pinetum in the world.