New Fabric Collections AW/23

From sustainable linens to striking patterns, discover our new fabric collections at our London Showrooms in Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, Ebury Street and Holbein Place.

Imari Collection

The design was interpreted from the vast collection of Imari porcelain Paolo and Philip have been collecting over the years. They are drawn to Imari which for its colourful elaborate style and dominant colours of blue, dark red, white and gold. Often found with motifs such as landscapes, flowers, plants, birds, and mythical creatures. Imari I is a looser design with floral motifs, and Imari II picks out the more geometric hexagonal elements. Imari comes in two colourways, orange and blue. The orange is based on the traditional colours of Imari porcelain, and the blue was influenced by Paolo and Philip’s love of classic blue and white Chinoiserie.

Nuova Vita Linen (Sustainable)

The birth of this collection began with Philip’s interest in sourcing and implementing natural, recycled, and sustainable yarns. The fabrics for this collection are made with recycled fibres that are close to the end of their life cycle which shows our commitment to the environment, instead of being disposed of these can be used again to make even more beautiful fabrics. Nuova vita linen comes in six colours: manilla, celadon, sand, brown, mid-blue and terracotta. All of them complement our existing and new designs: they can be used on their own or paired with any of our fabrics.

Horizon Stripe

The inspiration for the horizon stripe is the lack of this interesting stripe in the interior world. Perfect to use for curtains, as you can see the full pattern repeat without it getting lost in the pleats.

Pied De Poule

The Pied-de-poule pattern is an evergreen in the design world. Known in the over-familiar black and white combination, we introduced this design to our collection in our core/signature colours – beige, blue, brown, and green. This striking pattern is a classic which is constantly re-invented throughout history. We upscaled the pattern to make it more versatile in the interior world such as upholstery and soft furnishing.

Damask

Damask is often seen on a Jacquard fabric emphasising the design; however, we reinterpreted this particular pattern in a more contemporary style using a plain white linen allowing the beauty of the design to come through.