Osborne & Little is one of the world's leading names in fabric and wallpaper design. Cherishing its reputation for innovation and quality, it has grown into one of the great British brands, globally renowned and respected.
A compilation of Osborne and Little's best-selling plain, semi-plain and patterned wallcoverings in metallic and neutral colours in a single volume. Contemporary textured, beaded, flock, holographic, mica and animal print designs are presented in an essential decorating palette.
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A painterly texture reminiscent of water reflections, using matt and shiny yarns. Suitable for made to measure curtains, Roman blinds and accessories.
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A collection of decorative wallpapers with a contemporary botanical theme includes dramatic large-scale digital prints and smaller scale co-ordinating designs.
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The Italian Riviera is the inspiration for this collection of printed, woven and embroidered fabrics in which the typical colours of the region predominate: citrus tones, raspberry, terracotta, aquamarine, and azure.
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The Italian Riviera is the inspiration for this collection of non-woven wallpapers in which the typical colours of the region predominate: citrus tones; raspberry; terracotta; aquamarine; azure. Manarola is one of the five villages on the coastline of Liguria in north-west Italy which comprise the Cinque Terre National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Four dual purpose woven fabrics for contemporary interiors take their names and inspiration from the lagoons of north-east Italy of which the Lagoon of Venice is the most famous.
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An artist's hand-drawn studies of flora and fauna are the inspiration for this collection of glamorous woven and embroidered sheers, and jacquard weave draperies.
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A collection of patterned embroideries of Moroccan inspiration with supporting plain fabrics. Taza is a city in the north of the country located in a mountain pass between the Rif and Middle Atlas ranges.
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