Pimpernel Fabric / Midnight / Opal Linings / Stripes

Pimpernel Fabric / Midnight / Opal Linings / StripesOriginally designed by William Morris in 1876, Pimpernel is a mesmerising pattern known for its flowing composition and rich layering. This captivating design, famously used in Morriss own dining room at Kelmscott House, showcases hypnotic botanical forms that draw the eye with their rhythmic movement. Reimagined in bold, contemporary colourways, this Morris & Co. fabric brings a timeless yet dynamic touch to curtains, blinds and upholstery, making it

additionally use for window dressing to add statement pattern in rooms

Gathering Foot (V)

A cheat interlining

Inspired by traditional textile patterns

Arcadia is both luxurious and eyecatching

Casa FR will suit many projects

It is a classic style of fabric that would suit many different types of room schemes

This type of fabric is often used for upholstery

This beautiful decorative tropical design features various leaves and foliage

The LX17 is built with a metal chassis meaning quality has not been compromised

A single needle embroidery machine

This foliage fabric will suit many interior styles and will coordinate well with other patterns with a room