The return to glamour

Once woven exclusively for aristocrats, velvet has an exceptional propensity to absorb saturated colour. Adding softness and warmth to drapery, upholstery and accessories.

Silk-look viscose velvets offer a sublimely soft pile and liquid drape in an array of jewel-tones, as well as decadent shades of chocolate brown, plum, and camel. For those seeking a more subdued lustre, velvets woven with a llama or alpaca wool pile bring a refined sense of luxury into any interior setting.

Dimensional textiles like chenille and boucle are synonymous with eccentric Italian glamour. Expanding in both pile depth and colour palettes, these weaves heed our desire for comfort – both physically and nostalgically.

Complex, dimensional weaves offer myriad opportunities to vary the height, surface texture, and colours within an interior, whilst reserving negative space for key design elements to breathe.

Luxury must remain liveable in our market. Whether that be by accentuating the natural luminosity of linen yarn with a satin weave, or producing silk-like handloomed viscose textiles, both retain a sense of relaxed glamour.

Alternatively, the showstopping drama of metallic washes or dimensional hammered finish of stainless-steel yarns evoke opulence in interiors past, present, and future.

An inviting metallic glow will warm a space and complete a glamorous scene, whether you favour a maximalist all-over Art Deco geometric embedded with golden shards, or a surreal tropical scene embellished with an iridescent gold finish.

From laminated heavy vinyl to foiled cork or non-woven substrates which replicate the aesthetic of handmade parchment, there is a metallic wallcovering suitable for every style and space.

Wallcoverings can be crafted from a wide range of tactile natural fibres such as grass cloth, seagrass, seashells, bamboo, cork, silk, and linen.

Whilst the appearance of each is unique, they share the beautiful imperfections found in natural fibres. Embrace the visible joins between drops and inconsistency in colour as you would the creases and puddling of pure linen curtains – in celebration of materiality.