Botanical Fabric

Botanical Fabric

Discover our curated selection of botanical fabrics, featuring leafy prints, natural motifs and hand-drawn foliage designs. Perfect for curtains, blinds, cushions and upholstery, these textiles bring fresh, organic beauty into any space. Pair with coordinating wallpapers to create a harmonious, nature-inspired interior scheme.

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How much fabric do I need?

It depends on the window or furniture and on the pattern repeat, which is given on every product page. Your curtain maker or upholsterer will give you an exact figure; order it all at once so it comes from the same batch and arrives as one continuous length.

Can I order a sample?

Yes. Most fabrics have a sample, and up to 6 samples are delivered free. Samples show the colour and the weave, though not always the full pattern repeat.

Can fabric be returned?

Fabric is cut to order for you, so it can't be cancelled or returned. That's why we always suggest ordering a sample first.

How long will delivery take?

Every product page shows its own delivery time and an estimated arrival date. Delivery is free on UK mainland orders over £90; Northern Ireland, the Highlands and islands are charged at checkout.

Do you offer trade accounts?

Yes, for interior designers, decorators and commercial projects. Find out about trade accounts.

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Botanical Fabric

Botanical fabric is about the plant rather than the bloom: ferns, leaves, branches and trees, drawn with the care of a natural history study or the looseness of a watercolour. It brings a quiet freshness to a scheme and pairs easily with both florals and plains.

Sanderson are among the strongest names. Their Chestnut Tree trails horse chestnut blossom painted in watercolour with pencil detailing, Glasshouse has Fernery, with varieties of fern digitally printed across cotton, and Highgrove includes The Stumpery, based on the Victorian idea of growing ferns among tree stumps. Clarke & Clarke bring ferns and maple leaves to Northwood and embroidered trees on pure cotton to Prince of Persia, while Emma J Shipley Indoor Outdoor Wild Escape draws on the 19th century botanical drawings of Ernst Haeckel.

For a more historic look, Zoffany offer Chambalon Trail in Darnley, a dainty tree of life taken from a wall hanging in Chambalon Castle in Switzerland, and Morris & Co carry the leafy archive classics in Archive Prints. Harlequin take a brighter view in Palmetto.

Browse alongside floral fabric, fruit fabric and green fabric, or carry the theme onto the walls with botanical wallpaper. Our case for botanical wallpaper on Decorating Notes explores where science meets beauty.

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