From serene painterly flowers, bold prints and textures to atmospheric scenes and murals, make fabrics and wallpaper the centre stage of your home.
Take a look at what’s new for Spring/Summer 2022.
Villa Nova has embarked on a creative collaboration with ceramicist Kyra Cane to produce an inspiring collection of wallcoverings and textiles. Larger than life swirling patterns and energetic pastel sketches take influence from the movements of brush marks when sitting at the potter’s wheel to landscapes of grassy horizons and tree-lined avenues.
Wellbeck Winter is a wide width, semi-sheer print on lightweight fabric which has a fluid drape. This beautiful fabric maintains the artist’s pastel strokes that have been layered and blended to depict woodland and fields.
Field Wallcovering (shown above in Sienna) features expressive pastel strokes, capturing the sway and ripple of grasses.
Zoffany introduced Avalonis this season, a wide width wallpaper that has been created by Royal College of Art graduate Ruth Blanke. This wallpaper will feature in Zoffany’s SS22 collection.
Avalonis wallpaper has been inspired by written and illustrative history and features a mythical landscape of small interlinking islands. Water is central to the mural’s theme and represents the flow of eternal life.
This season Morris & Co. introduces Simply Morris. A carefully chosen edit of signature fabrics and wallpapers that have been expertly recoloured in a fresh garden palette. This lighter palette can easily be incorporated into a modern home whilst honouring the history of Morris & Co’s iconic designs. This spring hued launch has been produced in several new colour sets, which include Leaf Green & Weld, Woad, Bayleaf and Annatto
St James Ceiling Wallpaper in Willow is a multi-directional wallpaper originally designed by William Morris as part of a commission for the redecoration of the Grand Staircase in St James’s Palace, London, in 1881. This surface printed wallpaper retains a beautiful opaque chalky finish.
Lemon Tree Fabric was inspired by the lemons in ‘Fruit’, one of William Morris’s most loved wallpapers. Lemon Tree is finely embroidered on an exquisite cotton linen fabric. It is suitable for both drapes and upholstery.
Designers Guild new wallpaper and fabric collection, Porcelaine de Chine, has been inspired by 18th Century fine porcelain.
The colour palette of the new wallpapers uses both vibrant shades and softer chalky tones. The floral designs range in scale, so traditional surface printing and digital printing have been used to create these striking designs.
Jardin Botanique Birch wallpaper is a dramatic panel featuring beautiful, painterly roses, camellias and foliage. The ground of the wallpaper has a soft chalky appearance to give the appearance of delicate porcelain. Coordinated printed fabrics are available.
Designers Guild new fabric collection features glamorous digitally printed velvets, cottons and linens, as well as traditional screen-printed designs.
Porcelaine De Chine Velours in Indigo is an exquisite digitally printed cotton rich velvet featuring trailing foliage and birds. This floral velvet is suitable for upholstery, curtains and other interior applications.
This season, Prestigious Textiles has seven new fabric collections, from the bold Monsson and Maharaja to the more neutral Craft and English Garden collections.
The Monsoon Collection incorporates a vast range of designs, from richly hued printed velvets with bold foliage to playful leopards and complementary jacquards for a textured finish.
The Craft Collection evokes tranquillity to create a calming home environment. This collection has been inspired by nature and uses embroideries, jacquards and sheers in warm neutral tones and fresh green tones to create a balanced interior.
For more information about the interior design ranges mentioned in this article, or to book a free interior design appointment, contact Cheshire Curtains and Interiors. Our team will be happy to help you.
