Inspired by nature, florals have transcended generations and continually evolved. Delicate or vibrantly oversized, they combine nature’s most beautiful shapes and colours in a timeless visual language that evokes poetic softness and energy.

Distinguished by its softly blurred outlines, Ikat patterns are created by dyeing threads before weaving. The technique produces a vibrant, feathered effect that almost appears in motion. Rooted in ancient traditions, it continues to evolve through a contemporary lens.

Recognisable by its curved droplet shape, the paisley motif traces its origins to India and Persia. Long associated with luxury, it’s endured over time while preserving its decorative richness and timeless elegance.

Presented in a monotone palette, Toile de Jouy plays with tonal variations to create intricately detailed scenes – an inconic expression of decorative narration. The pattern creates a harmonious subtlety in fabrics that’s still beloved today.

Boldly graphic, houndstooth stands out through its distinctive broken two-tone design. Originating in Scottish wool weaving, it’s been reinterpreted time and time again while balancing heritage and contemporary styling.

Recognisable for its fluid colour transitions, tie-dye is a process of folding, binding and dyeing fabrics. Each creation reveals unique, unexpected gradients, creating an artistic and spontaneous pattern that’s different every time.

A symbol of distinction since Antiquity, the feather is sorted, prepared, dyed and shaped with painstaking care and attention. Today, it’s ethically sourced, and brings lightness, movement and endless creative possibilities to the world of luxury.