This bright multidirectional floral was based on a Liberty print impression dating from 1951, redrawn with delicate outlines and fresh colours.

Drawing inspiration from the florals depicted in The Liberty Stage, Phoebe Amelia is a charming coordinate print incorporating a medley of hand-painted, trailing blooms and fruit.

Countless fluttering anemones cascade amid a tapestry of tiny buds and leaves in this multidirectional ditsy floral chosen to celebrate the idyllic illustrations of Kate Greenaway.

Countless fluttering anemones cascade amid a tapestry of tiny buds and leaves in this multidirectional ditsy floral chosen to celebrate the idyllic illustrations of Kate Greenaway.

These stylised blossom flowers drawn in fine outlines are inspired by the richly decorated fabrics created by E.W. Godwin, who headed Liberty’s costume department in the 1880s.

Named after Madeleine Lawrence, a gifted artist who worked for the Silver Studio during the 1930s, this design spotlights wild anemone clusters exuding radiance, romance, and finesse.