DaffodilBen Pentreath has taken the distinctive daffodils that grace this design and pumped up the colour! Created by John Henry Dearle c. 1891, the original drawing survives and can be seen at the William Morris Gallery in London. Scaled down slightly and produced on a cotton linen cloth, the Dark Olive colourway is utterly magical with its bright, almost electric blue ground and eye catching teal detail. Archive is a much softer choice, retaining its

grand scale damask is printed using wooden cylinders giving a block printed look

it’s ideal for upholstery

A coordinate to Pireo

high functioning outdoor projects and lends itself to fun and creative environments

Crocodile is a Faux Leather which can be used for Upholstery & Wallcovering

the foil substrate has been printed with a mixture of opaque inks to create variations of matt and shine whilst the lustre adds to the Deco feel of the wallpaper

Venice is a modern chenille interpretation of a classic damask jacquard with a voluminous and rich drape

A substantial plain textured weave

Arda is a knitted upholstery textile which recreates complex natural forms

earthy browns

The leafy opulent coastal strip was the inspiration for the plain velvet Balboa

striped alternating design