Crafts

When the genius of colour meets the father of the Arts & Crafts movement, we all take a collective moment and joyously relish in the glorious b...

When the genius of colour meets the father of the Arts & Crafts movement, we all take a collective moment and joyously relish in the glorious b...

"This spectrum of two-color designs brings together my love of line drawing and my favorite palette to use in my quilt making and sewing. I designe...

"This spectrum of two-color designs brings together my love of line drawing and my favorite palette to use in my quilt making and sewing. I designe...

"This spectrum of two-color designs brings together my love of line drawing and my favorite palette to use in my quilt making and sewing. I designe...

"This spectrum of two-color designs brings together my love of line drawing and my favorite palette to use in my quilt making and sewing. I designe...

"This spectrum of two-color designs brings together my love of line drawing and my favorite palette to use in my quilt making and sewing. I designe...

The National Parks collection by the Anderson Design Group for Riley Blake Designs is great for quilting, apparel and home decor. This panel featur...

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

Prospect Road is an archival classic, based on a Liberty design from 1968. A revival of traditional Art Nouveau landscape prints, it features subtl...

Felix and Isabelle is a true Liberty icon – derived from an archival 1850s paisley shawl drawing, and reimagined in Liberty's in-house design studi...

Libby is a layout of dense, simplified daisies, drawn with a very fine outline. Originally hand painted during the 1930s and printed at Liberty’s M...

Based on a hand-painted artwork discovered in the Liberty archive, Florence May features a plethora of wild flowers typically growing in the Englis...

Considered to be Liberty’s most iconic Art Nouveau design, Ianthe was originally created as a wallpaper layout by French artist R. Beauclair in c.1...

Originally introduced as a Liberty furnishing fabric in 1968, Clarabell has been meticulously redrawn and rescaled in our London Design studio. Ins...

Incorporating new neon-based dyes, our much-loved classic Thorpe takes a digital leap while maintaining Liberty’s quintessential style, almost six ...

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...

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 ...

Costume celebrates Liberty’s enduring ties to Asian art and design. Originally designed in the early 1930s, the simplified outlines of peonies and ...

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

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