Andrew Martin

Delta is a rustic herringbone print taking inspiration from the undulating surface and intricate patterns of this eponymous geographical feature. In a rich rust tone the slim, free hand lines zig zag across the fabric creating subtle areas of light and shade to give the print an organic, textured feel.

Outdoor fabric By Andrew Martin

In snowy grey and off-white tones, the geometric motif and haphazard stripes of Indus resemble fabrics hand woven by communities that inhabit the Indus River basin. Printed onto a rustic linen blend the cool and calming tones and large print will help to create a calming and cosy space in your home.

thick, grey épinglé fabric with a shimmery grey velvet motif and white stripe detailing in between.

The cut geometric patterns are remarkably soft and tactile, while their raised nature gives the grey an almost metallic tone. Pelican makes upholstery and blinds that strut with patterned cool.

Just like it's namesake, this interlocking geometric print flows continuously. Bordered by a lush green stripe imitating the fertile vegetation that surrounds the river. Printed onto a linen blend herringbone weave, combine this fabric with other prints form the Hindu Kush range for a truly maximalist effect.

In watery blue tones, the curved zig zag and dappled stripes of Babylon bring to mind glacial streams as they trickle down from the peaks of the Hindu Kush mountains.

Capturing the peace and tranquility found in these isolated landscapes this robust and durable linen mix fabric is perfect for cushions, curtains and upholstery.

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.