Fabric

Derived from the aesthetic splendour of flowers and the visual opulence of traditional paisleys, this intricate garden is a fantastical fusion of i...

Sported by Florence Welch, this psychedelic-tinged botanical fern was originally printed for Liberty in 1963 during the hippie-influenced paisley r...

Drawing inspiration from Liberty’s rock star clientele of the 1960s and 1970s, this flamboyant ornamental incorporates a series of influences, incl...

Produced in 1966 under the direction of Bernard Nevill, Mariana’s Bouquet is a dynamic depiction of tulips, daffodils and daisies in expressive br...

Originally created in 1901 by one of Liberty’s most influential designers, Lindsay Butterfield, this striking poppy print has been reimagined with ...

Hand-painted in our London studio, The Liberty Stage is a heartfelt tribute to our iconic flagship store, celebrating its unique details and distin...

The original design for Cosmos Park was created during the 1930’s and later reprinted in 1969 at Liberty’s Merton Printworks. A quintessential Libe...

Pansy Meadow is a stylised botanical, inspired by a Liberty design dating from the mid-1970s. It features Art Nouveau-style pansies arranged over a...

Hand-painted in the Liberty Design Studio using pen and gouache, Woodland Forage is a cornucopia of autumnal vegetation. Strewn across the fabric a...

Forest Friends was inspired by an archival paper impression dating from 1927 and edited in the Liberty Design Studio with the addition of adorable ...

Discovered in the Liberty archive as a paper impression dating from the 1930s, this design was also revived as a dress fabric in 1972. Capturing th...

Snowdrop Spot’s origin lies in an Art Nouveau furnishing fabric in the Liberty Archive, dating from 1896. The London Design Team redrew and reworke...

Liberty Fabrics are traditionally screen printed onto soft Lasenby cotton. This base is suited for craft projects, apparel, and classic patchwork q...

Liberty Fabrics are traditionally screen printed onto soft Lasenby cotton. This base is suited for craft projects, apparel, and classic patchwork q...

A meadow of flowers composes this joyous allover pattern, which was originally hand-painted for Liberty in 1977. Scattered pops of colour give the ...

The original version of Chelsea Flower was created in the 1960’s and printed at Liberty’s Merton Printworks in 1965. This small and simplified patt...

Liberty Fabrics are traditionally screen printed onto soft Lasenby cotton. This base is suited for craft projects, apparel, and classic patchwork q...