The Holcombe Collection, brings together soft, clean hues and vintage patterns for printed curtains and upholsteries. The designs are sourced from an archive of original tracings to create a timeless classic collection that will give any room a fresh interpretation of a coastal style.

Pavilion is inspired by uplifting, botanical themes. Taking inspiration for the beauty and grandeur of Kew Gardens, Pavilion is our newest printed collection, bringing relaxing and refined qualities of a botanical garden to upholstery, curtains and soft furnishings.

Inspired by the natural patterns of the outdoors, Gardenia is a collection of curated prints that embrace the uplifting influences of the botanical world, in a range of tranquil colour stories.

Folklore a collection of timeless prints, reflective of the Arts and Crafts Movement, an era where design, quality and craft were paramount. With rich and diverse colour themes.

Hoxton is a stylish print collection of four designs, each cleverly displaying sophisticated textures to emulate the fine yarns of tailored fabrics. Ranging from muted soft greys and pinks, through to bolder jewel tones and with plenty of contrast, there are colour options perfect for any scheme.
Perfect for a timeless and classical look in hospitality or retired living.

Inspired by nature and influenced by art, Delamere is a refined collection of fabric designs for use as upholstery, drapery and accessories. An ideal collection to create a relaxed and calm natural environment.

An exquisite print collection of traditional designs with a contemporary twist, in soft restful colour stories. Perfect for bedrooms or public areas designed to be
welcoming and relaxing.

A sophisticated range of five exquisite print designs direct from the historic archives of the Gawthorpe Hall Textile Collection. The Textile industry is woven into the fabric of the Lancashire story, which is why it is linked to many of the Counties historic houses. Award winning textile editor and manufacturer Panaz has interpreted The Gawthorpe Hall archive to create a unique collaboration, bringing together fabric and wallpaper designs of the past with the manufacturing techniques of the future.