Welbeck Velvet Fabric
Welbeck Velvet Fabric
Welbeck Velvet Fabric by Watts 1874, the London house founded in 1874 by the Gothic Revival architects G.F. Bodley, Thomas Garner and George Gilbert Scott Jr.
c.1890 A design by Temple Moore, the great Victorian architect of the Gothic Revival, this was archived hand-blocked onto linen and reinvented in 2002 as a hand printed velvet. Large, paisley-veined leaves in claret and burgundy red float autumnally against a sienna sky. This soft, rich velvet embraces with warmth.
Specifications: Content: 88% cotton, 12% polyester. Width: 50.7". Vertical repeat: 21.45". Sold by the yard (price upon request).
Colorways & styling: Welbeck Velvet is offered in 1 colorway: Best Claret. This botanical fabric has a traditional feel in tones of red. Use it for upholstery, drapery, cushions and wall upholstery.
Price upon request: Watts 1874 is priced per project. Use the form on this page to request a quote, current stock, lead time or a cutting for approval.
Specifications
- Content
- 88% cotton, 12% polyester
- Width
- 50.7"
- Pattern
- Botanical
- Color
- Red
- End use
- Multi Purpose
- Type
- Velvet, Cotton
- Vertical repeat
- 21.45"
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