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Zendo from Harlequin takes its inspiration from the architecture found in a bustling city. Its smooth satin ground provides the backdrop to textural shards and shapes running like shadows cast across a cosmopolitan street. -
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Expressive brushstrokes adorn the satin ground of Typhonic from Harlequin. Tactile random and versatile this is a dramatic statement design. -
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Close up rock formations capture the imagination in this Harlequin design where embroidered layers weave across a matt woven ground. A delicate shine reflects the light in the yarn pattern. -
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With colours matched to those of a butterfly’s wings Selenic’s watercolour interpretation represent the beauty of nature. -
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The Italian word for a Mediterranean wind Libeccio is a woven jacquard of contrasting matt and sheen. Displaying a beautiful drape this Harlequin fabric is a stunning addition to any interior. -
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A conceptual honeycomb structure Glyptic’s crinkled satin ground provides a smooth base to the matt laser cut cladding that adorns this Harlequin fabric. -
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Elliptical shapes overlap to create this colourful stacking tower representative of the natural world. With its inky appearance and lovely soft handle the design’s two across repeat is perfect for drapes. -
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On a soft satin ground printed Pompom dahlias bloom confidently. The Tulip and Cayenne colourways display an accent detail of intricate shimmering gold. -
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Diffinity is an elegant woven jacquard with the appearance of embroidery which juxtaposes the angularity of architecture with the softness of nature. A matt ground represents the shadows contrasting against the pattern’s prominent sheen. -
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A smaller variant of Glyptic its honeycombed counterpart Cubica’s heavy stitch embroidery and contrasting edge give this design an almost 3D feel. -
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With its striking appearance and contrasting dark ground Adaxial from Harlequin is a dramatic woven fabric with a subtle iridescent shimmer. Layered geometric shapes represent the shadows cast by architectural formations accented by a stitch effect that runs throughout. -
