Fabric: New arrivals

From sketches and artwork, embroideries, jacquards, and printed damasks are refined and coloured to preserve the original vision.

A elegant fabric collection inspired by the intricacies of organic forms and the enduring appeal of statement patterns. Bringing together a harmonious mix of embroideries, jacquards, and tactile weaves.

A collection developed in partnership with The King’s Foundation, King Charles III’s nature and sustainability charity which acts as the custodian of Highgrove Gardens.

Romantic in mood and French in character, the Dauphine Collection brings together stylised floral trails and elegant stripe compositions on cotton and linen grounds.

Created in collaboration with Rita Konig, this collection pairs dynamic stripes with delicate florals to bring effortless sophistication and character to any space.

Each design in the Beacons collection has been carefully developed to work together, allowing fabrics to be combined, layered, or used individually with confidence.

A collection of wool fabrics celebrating the enduring appeal of checks and geometric patterns. Inspired by the heritage of traditional Scottish textiles, the designs are interpreted with a contemporary perspective.

A sumptuous performance velvet designed for both upholstery and drapery. Rich and tactile, its gently brushed surface evokes the luxurious softness of mohair, with a beautifully textured finish that catches the light to enhance the fabric’s movement and depth of colour.

The Garden Party fabric collection combines stunning embroideries, and statement prints, inspired by archival documents and brought to life with a distinct bohemian flair and timeless colour palette.

Wander through the English countryside with Cottage Charm. The collection tells a beautiful story of the seasons through its playful colour banks and stylised motifs.

Folkflora fabrics bring together an eclectic mix of floral and decorative motifs inspired by traditional designs from around the world.

At the heart of Echoes is The Art of Noticing - looking closely enough to find the visual echoes between them: repeated rhythms, interrupted grids, shifting shadows, traces of colour and the marks left by everyday life.