Soon after opening on London’s Regent Street in 1875, trading
exotic goods and textiles from the Far East, Arthur Liberty began
working with local artisans and manufacturers to produce Liberty’s
own textiles and objets d’art. By the 1890s Liberty Art Fabrics
were a byword for the very best of Avant Garde textile design.
Liberty Art Fabrics Interiors beautiful new collection
of furnishing fabrics and wallpapers combine detailed pattern and
vivid colour in signature Liberty style. Comprising four exquisite
ranges; The Secret Garden Collection, The Nesfield Collection,
The Jubilee Collection and The Heritage Collection,
designs showcase contemporary, illustrative handwriting
alongside traditional and revival archive prints translated
on a range of premium quality furnishing cloths.
With a commitment and passion for design excellence,
the rich heritage of Liberty print continues.
S elec tion o f cushio ns
The Secret Garden
Collection
Inspired by Burnett’s 1911 masterpiece, ‘The Secret Garden’
is a magical collection of furnishing fabrics and wallpapers
which capture nature at its most beautiful.
The enchanted world created by the detailed prose of the novel
has been brought to life in a diverse series of flora, foliage and
texture designs in hues reflective of changing seasons. From deep,
rich velvet tones of winter spring fresh, uplifting, sunlit shades
of new growth. Lovingly created by the Liberty Design Studio
the 10 new designs are available on a range of beautiful
basecloths including vintage velvet, ramie voile, heavy cotton
linen, cotton satin and linen silk.
J effer y R ose Tree - Golden on sofa and
Orchard on cushion
The quote ‘Mary felt like she was in a forest with them’
as well as references to tree tops visible over the wall
of the garden, inspired Zennor Forest a fine line Tree
of Life design. Jeffery Rose Tree is a larger, full scale
version of this design in bloom. Details from all designs
in the collection have been used within the trunk of the
rose tree. The Tree of Life has a long history centred
around life, death, nourishment, protection, fertility,
knowledge and spirituality.
Flo ral C l a y - Sunrise as drape
A small scale covered floral representing the first
growth in the garden and the quote, ‘....however many
years she lived she would never forget that first morning
when her garden began to grow’. The design was hand
drawn and then hand painted on the back of vintage
Liberty wallpaper as a flowerbed and then
repeated digitally.
Faria Flowe rs - Woodpecker on chaise long and
Floral Clay in Wood Fairy on cushion
A true carpet of flowers inspired by the quote ‘…an’
th’ grass’ll be a carpet o’ flowers’. Gorgeous blooms
growing out from dark backgrounds representing the
earth and shows the garden at the height of its
splendor and glory. The artwork is a larger scale
version of Floral Clay.
T h e Ne s f i e l d
Collection
A showcase of Liberty’s modern and archival designs: textures,
meadows, forests and gardens influenced by the work of British
landscape architect William Nesfield. The collection celebrates
both botanical beauty and design craftsmanship.
Design detail and vibrant colour palettes are borrowed from
Nesfield’s most famous English landscapes: from the turquoise
greens and soft fountain blues of Castle Howard’s cascading
waterfall, to exotic, rich reds and pinks from Kew Garden’s
Palm House and subtle tones of fawn and moss of spacious
English parklands at Whitley Court.
Hand drawn and painted designs including cartography,
lithographs and delicate flowers sit alongside landscape
photography and blend effortlessly with classic archive florals.
Fresco - Lagoon on cha ir
This design was painted with inks of flowers from
a garden in Saint Solin, France. Cultivated by an
English landscape gardener, it is left to grow wild for
ten months of the year. The foliage and flowers are
represented beautifully in this multi coloured design
with an abundance of detail and is a piece of artwork
in its own right.
R ay - Ve lv et L a goon on cushion
Ray was first created for our fashion fabric
collection from a wonderful painting by illustrator
Jane Ray, commissioned by Liberty and based on the
fairytale Rose Red and Snow White. This version of
the design was created in-house from the trees in the
foreground creating an exquisite all over forest texture.
R ose May - Ja de w indow cov ering
Inspired by planting of sunflowers annually on 1 May
by guerrilla gardeners, the hand drawn sunflowers were
scraped out from wax crayon to create a large, textural
tonal floral. The printing process allows this detail to be
realised, almost as if the fabric itself has been painted.
R oyal Daisy - Velv et Pew ter on sof a a nd sa ge
on w all cov e ring
Taken from an anonymous piece of undated art work
from the Liberty Archive, Royal Daisy has the look of a
lithograph with a hint of a Toile de Jouy print and offers
a contemporary take on a historical design.
Field of X an t h e Sunbeam - Dov e on cushion
The scattered golden Tansy flowers in this design
were drawn from the wild landscape surrounding the
Abbey Garden of Tresco. Hand painted and drawn with
pencil and inks, this design has a stylish vintage look.
R ay - Dov e on cushion
Ray was first created for our fashion fabric
collection from a wonderful painting by illustrator
Jane Ray, commissioned by Liberty and based on the
fairytale Rose Red and Snow White. This version of
the design was created in-house from the trees in the
foreground creating an exquisite all over forest texture.
The Jub i le e
Collection
In the late 1880s, Liberty became the most fashionable place
to shop. The clientele it attracted were exotic and included famous
members of the Pre-Raphaelite Movement: Rossetti, Leighton,
Burne-Jones and designers such as Williams Morris.
The Jubilee Collection takes inspiration from this
clientele, with Oriental paisleys and sarasatic florals taken
from hand painted mid 19th century shawls and original
Morris and Morris inspired designs.
Patricia Ann e - S pice o n w al l cov e rin g,
Velv et Sp ice o n sofa an d cu sh io n
Inspired by Chinoiserie motifs and their Oriental
influences, Patricia Anne is a beautiful ‘Tree of Life’
style Oriental floral with stylised flowers.
Merto n Sun f lower - A z ale a o n cu sh io n
A large scale version of Morris’ Sunflower,
a formalised pattern of sunflowers and grape vines
with fruit originally painted in 1879 with blocks on
wallpaper. The colouring of Merton Sunflower
with bold and rich hues is a unique interpretation
of the iconic design.
Abov e :
Felix R aison - Velv et L a goon on cha ir
A revival print from the Liberty archive, Felix Raison
was inspired by a paisley shawl from the 1850s and was
re-drawn by the Liberty Art Fabrics Design Studio.
Oppos ite :
Pen elope - Lemongr a ss on cushion
Penelope was created from hand painted artwork
of a paisley shawl design found in a drawer at the
Liberty Archive. The fine detail and ethnic style offers
an oriental looking fabric in a stunning large repeat.
The Heritage
Collection
Arthur Liberty’s wish was to influence the public’s taste by giving
them the opportunity to buy beautiful and otherwise unattainable
wares. He became closely involved with two key art movements
of the late nineteeth century: the Aesthetic Movement and the
Art Nouveau Movement.
The Heritage Collection celebrates this rich and decadent era with
opulent patterns led by Hera and Ianthe; two Liberty trademark
designs created in 1870 and 1900.
Hera - Slate Blue on cha ir
Hera was created by Arthur Silver from the Silver Studio
in 1870. A design featuring peacock feathers,
a registered Liberty trademark design along with
Ianthe. The design was named after the Greek Goddess
Hera as one of her symbols was a peacock feather.
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Ianthe - Moleskin on wall covering and
Dove on cushion
Originally created as a wallpaper border by French
designer R Beauclair in the early 1900s, Ianthe
is a typical example of French Art Nouveau with highly
stylised flowers created in swirls.
Oppos ite :
November Michael - Indigo on chair cushion
An original design by the Liberty design studio paying
homage to Liberty’s heritage, Art Nouveau or
‘Stile Liberty’ prints.
T h e Wa l l p a p e r
Collection
Liberty Art Fabrics Interiors collection of wall coverings
complement, co-ordinate and enhance our furnishing fabric
offering; The Secret Garden, The Nesfield, The Jubilee
and The Heritage collections.
Featuring heritage, revival and original in-house patterns
the beautiful new set of ‘Art Papers’ feature both highly decorative,
striking multi-colour designs as well as sophisticated subtle hued
prints suitable for both modern and traditional interiors.
Index of
Collections
Far ia Flowers
A true carpet of flowers inspired
by the quote ‘…an’ th’ grass’ll be
a carpet o’ flowers’. Gorgeous
blooms growing out from dark
backgrounds representing the
earth and shows the garden at the
height of its splendor and glory.
The artwork is a larger scale
version of Floral Clay.
The Secret Garden
Collection
06655104B
Marigold
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06655104C
Woodpecker
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06675102B
Silver Bells
100% Linen
06705101A
Sunrise
100% Linen
06655105A
Ruby
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06655105B
Golden
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06685101A
Water Garsden
100% Cotton
06685101B
Flower Bed
100% Cotton
06695103A
Wild Pony
69% Linen
31% Silk
06675104B
Landscape
100% Linen
06655104A
Blackberry
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
C a pello Shel l / C apel lo
The design was inspired by the
rhyme, ‘Mary Mary quite contrary,
how does your garden grow, with
silver bells and cockle shells
and marigolds all in a row.’
This nursery rhyme was chanted
to Mary in India when she first
started gathering mounds of earth
to make an imaginary garden.
Today sea shells and cockle shells
evoke symmetry and perfection,
along with memories of the sea
and the beauty of collecting, which
all have links to the Secret Garden.
06655102A
Stream
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06665101B
Poppy
55% Linen
45% Cotton
06665101D
Dew Drops
55% Linen
45% Cotton
06665101C
Spade
55% Linen
45% Cotton
Floral Clay
A small scale covered floral
representing the first growth in the
garden and the quote, ‘....however
many years she lived she would
never forget that first morning
when her garden began to grow’.
The design was hand drawn and
then hand painted on the back
of vintage Liberty wallpaper as a
flowerbed and then
repeated digitally.
06655102B
Evergreen
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06675102A
Wood Fairy
100% Linen
06665101A
Blue Eyes
55% Linen
45% Cotton
07206102A
Leaf
Paste the wall
Non woven
C h a pma n Tapestry
Created from The Bauhaus Tapestry
originating in 1927 designed by
Gunta Stolz, who, like Mary was the
heroine of her story, being the only
female master of this group and
applying ideas from modern art into
weave. The Bauhaus was originally
introduced and re-worked for
Liberty in 1969 by Susan Collier and
used for dress fabrics and scarves
as well as becoming a furnishing
fabric in 1971, being part of the
collection for many years.
07206102B
Rose
Paste the wall
Non woven
07206102C
Candle
Paste the wall
Non woven
06655103B
Old Key
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06655103A
Marmalade
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
07206102D
Heather
Paste the wall
Non woven
06665102A
Fountain
55% Linen
45% Cotton
J effer y R ose Tree
The quote ‘Mary felt like she
was in a forest with them’ as
well as references to tree tops
visible over the wall of the garden,
inspired Zennor Forest a fine
line Tree of Life design. Jeffery
Rose Tree is a larger, full scale
version of this design in bloom.
Details from all designs in the
collection have been used within
the trunkof the rose tree. The Tree
of Life has a long history centred
around life, death, nourishment,
protection, fertility, knowledge
and spirituality.
06655105C
Orchard
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06675104A
Robin
100% Linen
Pa ttma n Ivy
Re-worked from an archive print
from the early 1900s, Pattman Ivy
is a Liberty version of an Arts and
Crafts style design. The design was
hand-painted in repeat to create
the feel of ivy clad walls. Pin pricks
in the background create texture
for small areas of wall glimpsed
through the leaves.
Wallace S ecret G arden /
Wallace
The core base of the design is the
Morris print ‘Larkspur’ which
was first printed in 1872. Liberty
customers’ love of Morris prints
led to the inclusion of this design
in the collection. It represents
perfectly the wildness and
freshness of the garden as Mary
finds it, saying: ‘I think it has
been left so long that it has grown
into a lovely tangle’.
06665104B
Blue
55% Linen
45% Cotton
06675101A
Fresh Air
100% Linen
07206103A
Foxglove
Non Woven
Paste the Wall
07206103C
Rock
Non Woven
Paste the Wall
06675101B
Green Gauze
100% Linen
06665104A
Green
55% Linen
45% Cotton
R a iner Wal led Garden
An original design simulating
a weave, created as a backdrop
to all the foliage growing on and
behind it. This design was drawn
onto a heavy weave cotton linen
to capture the feeling of a wall.
06665103B
Shrubbery
55% Linen
45% Cotton
07206103D
Lake
Non Woven
Paste the Wall
06665103C
Rain Storm
55% Linen
45% Cotton
Zen n or Forest
The flowers for Zennor were
originally sketched by hand and
then drawn in pencil onto tracing
paper gradually building up the
tree as they went. The abundant
theme is roses as the garden
references rose trees. The tree
represents a tree of beauty,
blooming and rising up
resplendent as the final monument
to all they had achieved in the
garden and relating back
to memories past of heady
rose trees swinging through
the garden and enveloping it.
06665103A
Nest
55% Linen
45% Cotton
S ha nd Voyage / S hand
Inspired by a mid 19th Century
hand painted shawl from
The Liberty Archive, a time when
paisley production increased in the
UK and France. Shand Voyage was
Created to represent the journey
across the ocean from India to
Yorkshire made by Mary when her
parents died.
06655101C
Autumn
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06655101B
Springtime
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06695101C
Blue Ribbon
69% Linen
31% Silk
07206101C
Sky
Paste the wall
Non woven
06675101C
Grey Mist
100% Linen
07206101B
Library
Paste the wall
Non woven
07206101A
Forest
Paste the wall
Non woven
06655101A
Winter
52% Viscose
44% Cotton
4% Polyester
06695101A
Carriage
69% Linen
31% Silk
06695101B
Missel Moor
69% Linen
31% Silk
07206103B
Orchard
Non Woven
Paste the Wall
06695102A
Tree Tops
69% Linen
31% Silk
06675103A
Deep Blue
100% Linen
Fresco
This design was painted with
inks of flowers from a garden
in Saint Solin, France. The garden,
cultivated by an English landscape
gardener, is left to grow wild
for ten months of the year.
The foliage and flowers are
represented beautifully in this
multi coloured design, with an
abundance of detail and a is a
piece of artwork in it’s own right.
T h e Ne s f i e l d
Collection
03573151A
Lagoon
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03943153A
Citrus
100% Cotton
F i e ld of X anthe S unbeam
The scattered golden Tansy flowers
in this design were drawn from
the wild landscape surrounding
the Abbey Garden on Tresco.
Hand painted and drawn with
pencil and inks, this design has
a stylish 50’s look.
03583152A
English Rose
100% Linen
R ay
Ray was first created for our
fashion fabric collection from
a wonderful painting by illustrator
Jane Ray, commissioned by
Liberty and based on the fairytale,
Rose Red and Snow White. This
version of the design was created
in-house from the trees in the
foreground creating an exquisite
all over forest texture.
03593152A
Velvet Moss
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
03593151A
Velvet Lagoon
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
03573152A
Midnight
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573152B
Woodland
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03963156A
Dove
51% Linen
49% Cotton
03973152B
Sorrel
42% Linen
40% Cotton
18% Nylon
03973152A
Midnight
42% Linen
40% Cotton
18% Nylon
03573153B
Rosemary
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573153A
Flamingo
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03943151A
Dew
100% Cotton
03943152A
Dove
100% Cotton
R iley
Riley’s spot motif was taken from
an indigo dyed print from an early
20th century Liberty swatch book.
The natural roundels create
a subtle and timeless geometric.
F lo ra l Ma wsto n Meadow
This wild flower meadow design
was created from a photograph
taken on a summer’s day in August
at Goldolphin House in Cornwall.
Classic Liberty meadow flowers
were layered over the stems and
petals creating a floral field for use
within interiors.
03593158A
Velvet Dew
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
03943155B
Pollen
100% Cotton
03593158B
Velvet Pollen
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
03593158C
Velvet Haze
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
03943157A
Jade
110% Cotton
03943155A
Dew
100% Cotton
F lowers of Tho rpe
A classic Liberty design with
mixed multi directional flowers
and rich use of colour. Thorpe
was first created in 1968 by
the Hayward Studio and is
reminiscent of the popular
Liberty florals of the 1930s.
03573155A
Spring Bloom
49% Linen
38% cotton
13% nylon
03963152A
Summer Bloom
51% Linen, 49% Cotton
03573155B
Autumn Bloom
49% Linen
38% cotton
13% nylon
03593153A
Velvet
Summer Bloom
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
R ose May
Inspired by the planting of
sunflowers annually on 1 May
by guerrilla gardeners, the hand
drawn sunflowers were scraped
out from wax crayon to create a
large, textural tonal floral. The
printing process allows this detail
to be realised, almost as if the
fabric itself has been painted.
03573154A
Jade
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03593157A
Velvet Fuchsia
83% Cotton, 17% Polyester
R oya l D a is y
Taken from an anonymous piece
of undated art work from the
Liberty Archive, Royal Daisy has
the look of a lithograph and offers
a contemporary take on an
historical design with a hint of a
toile de jouy design.
03593154B
Velvet Blush
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
The Jub i le e
Collection
03583153A
Vinatge Rose
100% Linen
03593154A
Velvet Pewter
83% Cotton, 17% Polyester
S ydenh a m Hal l
A hand drawn Liberty geometric
created from all areas of
London inhabited by members
of the Liberty Design Studio,
centring around Crystal Palace
and its iconic history.
Eliz a’s
A classic Liberty floral offering
a watercolour vintage appeal,
created by Liberty Art Fabrics in
collaboration with Central Saint
Martins in 2010.
03583252A
Azalea
100% Linen
03583252B
Petal Pink
100% Linen
03573251A
Lagoon
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03593251B
Velvet
Espresso
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
03573253A
Mosaic
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573253B
Dove
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03583252C
Paprika
100% Linen
03583251A
Dove
100% Linen
Felix R aison
Based on a paisley shawl from the
1850s and re-drawn by the Liberty
Art Fabrics Design Studio.
03593251A
Velvet Lagoon
83% Cotton, 17% Polyester
Kate Ada
A large modern floral created
by the Liberty Design Studio
inspired by a design found in
a 1920s pattern book in the
Liberty Archive.
03573253C
Garnet
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
03573251B
Espresso
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573251C
Midnight
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
M ae Tree
Created in 1914, Mae Tree is from
the same design source as work in
the archive by a London art student
whose work former Design Director
John Laflin is said to have found in
a skip. Mae Tree is created in the
style of many Morris designs such
as Morris Fruit and Arbutus and has
been coloured in a traditional palette
with tree greens and fruity oranges.
Pen elope
Penelope was created from a paisley
shawl design found in a drawer in
the Liberty Archive of hand painted
artwork from the mid 19th century.
The fine detail and ethnic style
offers an oriental looking fabric
in a stunning large repeat and
represents the abundance of paisley
designs used in Liberty print for
over a century.
03583151B
Apple Green
100% Linen
03583151A
Clementine
100% Linen
M arquess
Marquess was created from an
intricate floral shawl design
dating from 1977, representing
the more heavily patterned style
of William Morris. Marquess has
been interestingly coloured with
hints of bright and intense tones
emerging throughout the design.
03943154A
Lemongrass
100% Cotton
03963155A
Claret
51% Linen, 49% Cotton
S trawber r y Meadow
Re-drawn by the Liberty Studio from
William Morris’ Strawberry Thief’
with birds by Phillip Webb to create
a tonal version of the original.
03593156A
Velvet Azure
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
03573157A
Nightshade
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
M e rton Sunflower
Merton Sunflower is a larger
scale version of Morris’ Sunflower
design, originally printed in
1879 with blocks on wallpaper
depicting a formalized pattern
of sunflowers and grape vines with
fruit. The design has been coloured
in bold and rich hues which is a
move away from how this design
is usually represented, showcasing
Liberty’s talent for using colour
in an individual and confident way.
03573257A
Twilight
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
03573158C
Claret
42% Linen
40% Cotton
18% Nylon
03573158B
Imperial Blue
42% Linen
40% Cotton
18% Nylon
03963151A
Paprika
51% Linen
49% Cotton
03943156A
Tansy
100% Cotton
03573158A
Azalea
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
Pa tricia
A large Oriental floral with stylised
flowers, likely to have been created
in the 1990s, a period when there
was a large revival for this style of
print. The Tree of Life style designs
are heavily inspired by Chinoiserie
motifs which take inspiration from
the orient and offer exquisite detail
and all over pattern.
03593155B
Velvet Sage
83% Cotton, 17% Polyester
03573156A
Spice
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03593155A
Velvet Spice
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
Hera
Hera Feather was created by
Arthur Silver from the Silver Studio
set up in 1880. The studio was
based in West London and
designed furnishing fabrics,
wallpapers and floor covering.
Hera was designed in 1887 and
is a design featuring peacock
feathers, a registered Liberty
trademark design along with
Ianthe Flowers. The design was
named after the Greek Goddess
Hera as one of her symbols was
a peacock feather.
The Heritage
Collection
03573259C
Mermaid
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573160B
Jungle
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573160A
Opal
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573273A
Ianthe Flower Original
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03963153A
Ianthe Flower
-Paprika
51% Linen
49% Cotton
03573159A
Ianthe Flower
-Dove
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573260C
Ianthe Imperial Blue
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573260A
Ianthe Chestnut
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573260B
Ianthe Graphite
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03593252A
Velvet Blue
83% Cotton
17% Polyester
03573256A
Kingly
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573259A
Azure
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
03573160C
Ane m one
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
G a rd en
An archival print first produced in
1965 taking inspiration from florals
of the 1920s with their vibrantly
coloured oriental style fruits and
flowers on dark grounds.
03573252C
Denim
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573252B
Onyx
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
Ian the an d Ian the Flower
Created by well known French
Art Nouveau designer R Beauclair
in approximately 1900, this design
was redrawn by David Haward’s
Studio. Ianthe is Greek for
purple or violet flowers which
may refer to the flowers being
drawn from violets. The pattern
is timeless and a true reflection
of Liberty’s heritage.
03573252A
Turquoise
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
H ebe
Hebe pictures a single line
Art Nouveau feather taken from
the famous Liberty design, Hera.
03573159B
Ianthe Flower - Lasenby
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
03573258B
Graphite
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573258C
Twilight
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03573258A
Indigo
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
03573161B
Tansy
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03973151A
Crimson
42% Linen
40% Cotton
18% Nylon
03573161A
Sea Green
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
03973151B
Sorrel
42% Linen
40% Cotton
18% Nylon
Kate N ou veau
Derived from a 1960s Arts and
Crafts print with a nod to Art Deco.
Liberty was at the forefront
of the revival of this style in the
late 1950s.
03573256B
Graphite
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
03573259B
Slate Blue
49% Linen
38% Cotton
13% Nylon
Sep tember Ro s lynd and
N ovember Michael
An original design created by
the Liberty Design Studio paying
homage to Liberty’s heritage
Art Nouveau or ‘Stile Liberty’
prints. September Rosylnd and
November Michael are a one
colour and multi coloured version
of the same design.
T h e Wa l l p a p e r
Collection
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November Michael - Indigo
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
Princess S al ly
A typical Liberty Art Nouveau
print, this design was originally
created in 1905 and is formed
of Japanese fans set amongst
a stream like pattern. Many Art
Nouveau designs of this period
were inspired by art and design
work from Japan, and their
popularity is still ever present.
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September Roslynd - Onyx
49% Linen, 38% Cotton, 13% Nylon
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Raspberry
51% Linen
49% Cotton
Capello
The design was inspired by the
rhyme, Mary Mary quite contrary,
how does your garden grow, with
silver bells and cockle shells
and marigolds all in a row.
This nursery rhyme was chanted
to Mary in India when she first
started gathering mounds of earth
to make an imaginary garden.
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Rose
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Candle
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Heather
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China Blue
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Platinum
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Cashmere
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Leaf
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Velvet Lagoon
83% Cotton, 17% Polyester
Hebe
Hebe pictures a single line
Art Nouveau feather taken from
the famous Liberty design, Hera.
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Crimson
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Ian the Flower
Created by well known French
Art Nouveau designer R Beauclair
in approximately 1900, this design
was redrawn by David Haward’s
Studio. Ianthe is Greek for
purple or violet flowers which
may refer to the flowers being
drawn from violets. The pattern
is timeless and a true reflection
of Liberty’s heritage.
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Moleskin
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Ocean
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N ovemb er Michael
November Michael is a one colour
original design created by the
Liberty Design Studio paying
homage to Liberty’s heritage Art
Nouveau or ‘Stile Liberty’ prints.
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Sage
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China Blue
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Cloud
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S han d Voyage / S han d
Inspired by a mid 19th Century
hand painted shawl from
The Liberty Archive, a time when
paisley production increased in the
UK and France. Shand Voyage was
Created to represent the journey
across the ocean from India to
Yorkshire made by Mary when her
parents died.
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Cloud
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Sage
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Spice
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China Blue
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Pear
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Wild Primrose
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Sage
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Indigo
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Lagoon
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Linen
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Wallace
The core base of the design is the
Morris print ‘Larkspur’ which
was first printed in 1872. Liberty
customers’ love of Morris prints
led to the inclusion of this design
in the collection. It represents
perfectly the wildness and
freshness of the garden as Mary
finds it, saying: ‘I think it has
been left so long that it has grown
into a lovely tangle’.
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Lake
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R i ley
Riley’s spot motif was taken from
an indigo dyed print from an early
20th century Liberty swatch book.
The natural roundels create a subtle
and timeless geometric.
R oya l D a isy
Taken from an anonymous piece
of undated art work from the
Liberty Archive, Royal Daisy has
the look of a lithograph and offers
a contemporary take on an
historical design with a hint of
a toile de jouy design.
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Forest
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Orchard
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Foxglove
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Sky
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Camomile
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Pa tricia Anne
A large oriental floral with stylised
flowers, likely to have been created
in the 1990s, a period when there
was a large revival for this style of
print. The Tree of Life style designs
are heavily inspired by Chinoiserie
motifs which take inspiration from
the orient and offer exquisite detail
and all over pattern.
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Library
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Cashmere
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Rock
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