Dallington Stripe Fabric

Inspired by an original document, possibly drawn for stained glass, Dallington Stripe has been named after St Giles Church in Sussex. This design features central motifs from the artwork, which have been refined and edged by a series of stripes in a monochrome palette. Dotted, ticking, and ladder stripes also feature, with embroidered and hand-guided motifs and dots. Crafted in 100% cotton, Dallington Stripe is a smart, crisp design and a wonderful coordinate. Shown here in the Herball colorway.

Collection: The Unfinished Works Stripes collection by Morris & Co takes inspiration from border details found in The Huntington’s library. Hand-loomed woven designs showcase intricate decoration and true craftsmanship. Celebrating the timeless appeal of stripes, the collection introduces a range of weights and constructions that coordinate beautifully across all The Unfinished Works collections.