Wallace Secret Garden Linen in Green Gauze
Liberty Fabrics Interiors
Wallace Secret Garden Linen in Green Gauze
Editor's Notes
At the core base of Wallace Secret Garden furnishing fabric is an original Morris print named 'Larkspur' – a coveted design, first created in 1872, that reflects 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'. The print was re-painted in a slightly different repeat to appear more entwined; flowers that would later grow in the garden were added, but in tonal shades rather than full colour, as though yet to fully emerge. Also relevant to the garden is the use of delphiniums, one of the flowers often spoken of and about which Dicken says 'they're Larkspur made big and grand’. The Interiors collection currently only uses Morris prints that were part of a Post War 'Gentlemen’s Agreement'. Morris’ designs at this time were split between three companies: Sanderson, Stead McAlpin and Liberty London.
Pricing: All fabrics are priced per metre length
Please note: All fabric orders are non-refundable
Features
COLLECTION
Liberty Fabrics Interiors are delighted to announce a new collection of fabrics and wallpapers based on the classic novel, The Secret Garden. Drawing inspiration from Burnett’s 1911 masterpiece, the team have created ten new designs in a selection of captivating colourways and bases, helping you to capture the essence of the garden inside your home this spring.
- Name: Wallace Secret Garden
- Colourway: Green Gauze
- Fabric Type: Scoured Linen
- Composition: 100% Linen
- Usage: Upholstery, Drapery, Accessories
- Width: 140cm
- Horizontal/Vertical repeat: 34.5cm/23cm
- Care: Dry clean only