Best Selling Fabrics
The Fine Foliage, which combines pink and orange, is part of the Wild Garden Collection. Since it is multicoloured, you can use it as a starting point for a room plan that will help you create a sample board by including additional fabrics in any of the colours featured on the Fine Foliage. There are numerous examples, such as Little Fern - Ochre, Simple Ticking Detail - Soft Raspberry, and Up the Garden Path - Day Lily. Because of the large pattern repeat, it's ideal for furniture pieces like headboards, or curtains.
Vanessa has added this specific Lapland Stripe colourway to her Scandinavian Woven Collection. Vanessa loves to incorporate the colours pink and green, which go together like a match made in heaven, into her home as well as in photo shoots. In order to create a beautifully balanced fabric that is stunning on its own and also works perfectly as a coordinate for other fabrics that contain any of the four colours, Vanessa carefully considered the balance of shades in the two tones when producing this colourway. The colours themselves are woven into the fabric rather than being dyed, unlike our other printed fabrics; not only does this give the fabric a lovely softness, but it's double-sided!
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Best Selling Fabrics
The Fine Foliage, which combines pink and orange, is part of the Wild Garden Collection. Since it is multicoloured, you can use it as a starting point for a room plan that will help you create a sample board by including additional fabrics in any of the colours featured on the Fine Foliage. There are numerous examples, such as Little Fern - Ochre, Simple Ticking Detail - Soft Raspberry, and Up the Garden Path - Day Lily. Because of the large pattern repeat, it's ideal for furniture pieces like headboards, or curtains.
Vanessa has added this specific Lapland Stripe colourway to her Scandinavian Woven Collection. Vanessa loves to incorporate the colours pink and green, which go together like a match made in heaven, into her home as well as in photo shoots. In order to create a beautifully balanced fabric that is stunning on its own and also works perfectly as a coordinate for other fabrics that contain any of the four colours, Vanessa carefully considered the balance of shades in the two tones when producing this colourway. The colours themselves are woven into the fabric rather than being dyed, unlike our other printed fabrics; not only does this give the fabric a lovely softness, but it's double-sided!
Two of the Wild Fern designs from Vanessa's Forest Collection are featured in the best-sellers category. This has been particularly popular for furniture and soft furnishings since its inception in 2021; an example of this can be seen on the Roman Blind with matching pelmet below. The pattern of the design is rather geometric, making it a good fit for modern and contemporary homes.
From Vanessa's Hand Printed Collection, the Life and Eternity Detail is one of Vanessa's earliest designs; however, this rich Cornflower blue colourway is a relatively new addition. Impressive and adaptable to practically any home décor, the paisley shape on the cream background never fails to impress. It works incredibly well as a complimentary coordinate with various blotch-background Cornflower blue fabrics, such as Up the Garden Path, Cow Parsley, Little Fern, and many more!
Last but not least, the Little Fern contains cream ferns that contrast with the background's deep Lichen green. This fabric is among the most adaptable in Vanessa's entire fabric range due to its small pattern repeat of only 6.4cm. Additionally, it looks fantastic on furniture and soft furnishings, where it can be used as the main fabric or as piping, trims, or other finishings. Since the design is a scaled-down version of the previously mentioned Wild Fern, it's a terrific place to start when compiling coordinating designs for your room themes.
Here are some pictures of the above fabric designs to help you visualise how they look when made into different items.
