Painswick fabric
Colourway: Dark Umber/Pale Blue
Painswick by Ed Kluz was developed from an original collage inspired by the Rococo Garden at Painswick, Gloucestershire. Printed in duck egg, chartreuse and dark umber brown on oyster linen union, the design draws upon the garden’s geometric planting, terraces, avenues and ornamental follies, first laid out in the 1740s by Benjamin Hyett. The Red House, Exedra, Eagle House and Gothick Alcove appear as decorative motifs among laurel branches and starbursts that reference the playful patterns of eighteenth-century wall decoration. Curated as part of the St Jude’s collection of artist-designed fabrics.
Suitable for: curtains • blinds • loose covers • cushions • upholstery
Printed width approx. 135cm
Vertical repeat: 64cm
Pattern match: half drop
Composition: linen union
Fabric weight: 250gsm
Upholstery grade rub cycles: 20,000 to 25 ,000
Samples
We are happy with the appearance of these images on our own computer monitors. But if colour matching to an existing fabric/wallpaper is critical, please feel free to request samples.
Ordering part of a metre?
Online, fabric can currently only be ordered in whole-metre units. If you'd like a specific part-metre length (for example, 3.7m), please contact us by email and we'll arrange a custom invoice for you. Our minimum order per fabric is 1m.
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