Bold twine “ropes” are appliquéd onto a solid ground in a soft trellis pattern three dimensional and graphic, this fabric makes a great statement. Available in two striking colourways.
This embroidered fabric is bursting with life zigzags, spots and colour blocks give it a real energy. You can almost hear the rhythm of animal sounds from the jungle.
Another textured embroidery that brings so much dimension to the collection. Random squares of looped stitching are scattered over the cotton ground of the fabric giving it a wonderful tactile quality. The fresh ground and graphic quality work well as a contrast to the softer prints.
Stylised peacocks from Greek embroideries hold court on a magical tree of life as they feast their eyes on the butterflies and bugs amongst the foliage. A multi coloured table print that uses two sets of screens to achieve the large repeat, it includes white pigment highlights to add an extra dimension.
Circular motifs taken from Byzantine tile work play host to our stripy friends. A textured weave available in three colourways that makes a striking and fun conversation piece. Honestly, when those zebras get together there’s no stopping them...
A phrase from the 1920s used to describe the best, the coolest... CAT’S PYJAMAS depicts a jumble of lions, tigers and leopards with their distinctive markings woven in one of our favourite qualities a pocket weave construction that gives a three dimensional look and a beautifully soft touch.
The woven geometric ground of COCK A HOOP is available unadorned in the original blue and white colourway. It gives so many possibilities for exciting combinations on furniture and also curtains.
This fabric is a triumph of technique, colour and texture and made us all smile when the samples arrived. The traditional rooster inspired Ikat shape is embroidered on a woven geometric ground and makes the ultimate feel good textile.
This fabric starts life as a soft linen weave, its irregular diamonds are woven into the construction. Once woven any yarns not tied in are cut, leaving a fringe effect around the pattern. Unlined it would make a wonderful semi sheer fabric but would also look pretty lined as a traditional curtain.
Interlocking abstract patterns and shapes have the energy of a paisley pattern yet this fabric remains unidentifiable in its inspiration. Great fun and printed on linen in three exciting colour combinations.
The name refers to the study of butterflies, and the circular shapes created by intertwining bands of colour reference both the butterfly’s markings as well as those of the leopard. Printed on a sturdy linen and cotton mix this fresh and open design would work in many a room.
An abstracted rendering of this wonderful animal’s armoured coat. The design is hand block printed on a slubby cotton mix and the repeat of broad stripes would make handsome shades as well as pleated curtains.
A combination of embroidery and hand block printing, MAKING TRACKS combines many of the elements of the collection in one design. The graphic shapes are softened by the print mark of the hand block technique but still work well as a counterpoint to other more organic designs. Available in three enchanting colourways.
