Lakeland Paradis Velvet Color:Sandstone Bird is inspired by an

Bird is inspired by an 1878 tapestry created by William Morris and was the design he chose for his own drawing room at Kelmscott House

Alexandra is named after the chateau’s housekeeper

The mental reference is the heroes of the legend

energized stream of metallic foil “bursting” throughout a classical hexagonal pattern

the pattern creates the illusion of softly draping fabric

Lakeland Paradis Velvet Color:Sandstone Bird is inspired by anTaken from an original block print design in our archive, this classic floral chintz is a fine example of the beautiful and abundant representations of flowers from the early twentieth century. Bursts of bouquets come to life in this trailing design featuring roses and little rosebuds, iris, carnations and poppies, as well as cyclamen and pansies. A quintessential Sanderson floral printed on cotton velvet, Lakeland Paradis has been beautifully