The streets, arcades and squares of London's fashionable Mayfair lend their names to this collection of tailored woven fabrics. Lively colour combinations of aqua with coral, cornflower with turquoise and navy with geranium are included alongside ...

This wide-width herringbone jacquard is inherently flame-retardant making it an ideal choice for both hospitality and domestic interiors. It is named after Carlton House the mansion which was the London home of the Prince Regent. The colour palet...

A rich chenille with a subtle texture and the particular advantage of being inherently stain resistant. The colour palette includes essential neutral tones of ivory, linen, taupe, pebble and pewter alongside more vibrant lime, mustard, cherry and ...

A castle in Northumberland, near Hadrian’s Wall, lends its name to this collection of plain chenilles with the particular advantage of being inherently stain resistant. Earthy country colours such as oatmeal, pewter, stone, forest and fawn are sho...

The Italian Riviera is the inspiration for this collection of printed, woven and embroidered fabrics in which the typical colours of the region predominate: citrus tones; raspberry; terracotta; aquamarine; azure. Manarola is one of the five villag...

The ruling family of Renaissance Florence lends their name to this dual purpose wide-width satin which conjures up images of their glamorous court. Vibrant colours include raspberry, cranberry, cameo blue and chartreuse accompanied by softer tones...

Venice and the magnificent palazzi on the Grand Canal constructed in varying styles at different periods of the city’s history are the inspiration for this collection of opulent printed and woven velvets. It is also evocative of different periods ...

The light and sun of the Mediterranean are conjured up in this collection of fabrics named after islands in the Ionian Sea off the western coast of Greece. The fabrics are suitable for outdoor use being resistant to sunlight, water and mildew; the...

Traditional pure wools named after one of Scotland’s most famous and romantic lochs are given a contemporary twist through the use of Osborne & Little’s modern colour palette. The tartan and check are enlivened by unusual colourings such as chartr...

Luxurious jacquard velvets in rich contemporary colourings named after artists of the Italian Futurist movement. Filippo Marinetti (1876 – 1944) was an ideologist, poet, editor and founder of the Futurist movement. In The Founding and Manifesto of...

A velours zebra stripe in natural tones as well as exotic colours - lime, copper and ruby. This fabric has good abrasion of 40,000. The Serengeti extends from north west Tanzania to south west Kenya and contains several national parks and game res...

Five fabric designs for outdoor use, ideal for gardens, poolside, terrace and patio. These fabrics have excellent lightfastness. They have a soil resistant finish and dry without leaving stains. These designs are named after beaches and resorts in...