Walthamstow Fabric

Walthamstow, an area of great significance to William Morris, is an adaptation of an artwork for carpet, held at The Huntington. Its vertical border, sketched initially in graphite, contains stylised honeysuckles, which the design team have incorporated in this beautifully translated pattern, with mirroring indicative of the typical 19th-century style. Honeysuckles, daisies, and acanthus leaves all swirl together in a striking repeat, edged by a checkboard border. The fabric has been flat-bed screen printed in our UK factory, a process that honours traditional craft skills. This technique allows for rich ink penetration into the natural fibres, resulting in a fabric with authentic marks and a deep, artisanal color. Shown here in the Indigo/Gold colorway.

Collection: Carefully developed designs are brought to life through fine fabrics and expert techniques. From sketches and artwork, embroideries, jacquards, and printed damasks are refined and coloured to preserve the original vision. Each fabric tells a unique story, blending heritage craftsmanship with modern techniques.