HoneysuckleHoneysuckle was designed by William Morriss daughter, May, in 1883 and is a realistic arrangement of rambling flowers and entwining leaves. Screen printed on a cotton linen blend and reproduced for the Queen Square collection in two new colourways, Summer shares a naturalistic, archive inspired look compared with Chocolates autumnal creams and pops of vibrant orange.

38% acrylic

each of which imbues a distinctive effect

The delicate colours that comprise Birches’ colour scale create a vibrant polarising dialogue with the curtain's pattern

TULIPANI is a new design

antibacterial

Ebru fabric by Pollack is a captivating textile that combines the timeless art of marbling with modern upholstery design

Sharing a broad and far reaching appeal

This crisp abstract pattern captures the tones of spring flowers and gently rippling waters

Knotted Hemp is processed

Shimmering Burlap lends beauty and elegance to any of your exquisitely designed spaces

A small scale check based on workwear patterns

This wallcovering uses the same texture of Ginza from the Refined Structures 2 collection