Snakeshead VelvetPrinted for the first time on a sumptuous velvet Snakeshead was originally designed by William Morris in 1876. The dramatic flame like motif and alternating spiky clusters of foliage seem held in suspension by the delicate scrolling tendrils that form the patterns background.

the Kara filled sham features a textured crochet motif on the front and supple canvas on the reverse

It has a washed finish and an irregular

The design reflects early scientific observation

Nazca provides a cozy and comfortable option

The inspiration for this pattern was partly taken from Central Park in New York - a leafy park surrounded by glass-and-concrete skyscrapers and a beautiful contrast to the bustling city

a well-balanced pattern that calms the mind

Ben Pentreath has taken the distinctive daffodils that grace this 1891 John Henry Dearle design and pumped up the colour

The use of the metal profile n° 9470 is suggested as a decorative element both precious and useful to the product trimming

the printed lines contrast with the white ground

Perfect as a coordinating fabric or as a simple centrepiece

The Indian-inspired pattern featured in Maharastra showcases a fusion of traditional elements and contemporary design

Brushed Silk is a Type II