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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.

Introduce an Asian feel with Siam Diamond’s mirrored panel design and intricate small-scale florals, printed with broken lines to give the textured look of an Indian paisley.

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.

Capuchins shows beautifully detailed etchings of botanical studies. It is digitally printed to capture all the nuances of tone work.

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.

Perfect for use throughout the home this beautifully detailed design shows the Pincushion Protea in all its glory. Embroidered in a viscose thread on a cotton ground a delicate shimmer highlights the colours and textures of the fabric’s flowers and leaves. Available in three colourways: Fuchsia Hay and Silver Mint

A modern intricately embroidered floral design with an understated shimmer. Technique rich stitching adds depth and movement to this lovely stylised design which is perfect for drapes.

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 exciting discovery from the Sanderson archive (drawn by F.M.Barnett c.1961), this intricate design was immediately adopted and translated into this stunning embroidery with its bright array of tropical colours adorning a choice of base cloths.

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 soft draping jacquard quality suitable for curtains and upholstery, this simply textured tree fern is silhouetted against a silky ground colour, offering elegant style and beautiful colour combinations whether used alone or in combination with The Glasshouse’s prints and wallpapers.

A wonderfully charming wallpaper, gravure printed to accurately translate the beautiful art work and tones of this characterful design, Ring-tailed Lemur is a real head turner.

Originating in Brazil, the Calathea or ‘Prayer Plant’ was a favourite for illustration in the late 19th century due to its remarkable decorative foliage.

Designed to grow as two striping columns across the width of the cloth, this botanical leaf is finely painted on a crisp cotton satin.

A fabulous and unique design depicting exquisitely observed cactus plants and orchid flowers encapsulated in a glass-domed terrarium. Mica highlights capture the sheen from the top of the dome.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Roslyn - William Turner, one of the most eminent designers of the 20th century, first produced Roslyn as a wallpaper in 1910, translating it into a printed fabric during the 1920s. Originally known as The Cleves, it was part of the Sanderson range until 1974 making it one of the company’s most enduring designs. This latest version has been engraved directly from the original fabric to retain its distinctive textures and effects.

Rowan Berry is produced in a striking contemporary colourway on a plush velvet. Multi is a joyful interpretation that contrasts beautifully against its white ground.

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Etchings & Rose - Three rare and beautifully engraved prints from Mulhouse have been faithfully reproduced in this simple but effective design. China Blue is a lovely classic toile addition to this popular design.

Stapleton Park - Designed by Pat Etheridge and first launched in 1990 as part of the Sanderson Carlysle Collection, this large scale floral bouquet in a typically English style combines roses, cornflowers, foxgloves and hydrangeas with trailing stems and foliage. The Squirrel/Olive colourway is printed on a plush velvet and Navy/Olive on a smart, soft cotton.

Inspired by designs of early 19th century hand-painted Chinese wallpaper, this cotton-blend trailing fabric design shows peony blossoms and birds painted in soft watercolours and pastels. Fresh and inspiring, this design would look beautiful at large windows on curtains and blinds.

A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

Delicate pen and ink botanical quality drawings are set against plain coloured backgrounds to create a stunning, graphic fabric design in bold colourways. Printed on linen union with a subtle glazed finish, a wallpaper of the same name is also available.

Col Lilac. - A myriad of flowers bloom from a single branch on this soft linen design featuring chrysanthemums, peonies, honeysuckle and berries. The distressed textures of the Indian Palampores from the 18th Century are conveyed through the printing technique and beguiling colourways.

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.

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.

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.

A botanical study of figs feature on this linen-mix fabric, which incorporates the fruits large leaves and intricate details delicately created with a painterly watercolour effect.

Used for curtains, this design effortlessly frames the view beyond the window.

Classic botanical drawings of oversized narcissus have been given a contemporary twist in this linen-mix fabric design with the introduction of hints of metallic deep within the centre of the flower. A smart choice for curtains and upholstery.

 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.

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.