Dogon ClothCelebrating the artistry of the indigenous people of Mali, Dogon reflects the ancient craft and motifs of bglanfini, or bogolan. Literally translated as mud cloth, bogolan is a traditional handspun cotton, painted with symbols using natural dyes, including aged river mud. When washed, they reveal their beautiful organic designs, reflecting Malian music and ritual. Bglanfini patterns are rich in cultural significance, often featuring scenes from myths

harmonious colour

vivid character

Designed for both indoor and outdoor use

An individual wallpaper of contrasts and colour

TULIPANI is a new design

available in a range of designs to suit any decor style

this piece offers both comfort and durability

A beautiful complement to Homestead and Golden Hour

equine twist

Named after the flowering herb this classic small-scale pattern was designed by William Morris and originally printed at his Merton Abbey workshop in 1883

making it a versatile choice for seating and upholstered pieces where understated texture is key

combining the durability and wrinkle resistance of polyester with the softness and breathability of cotton