Surrey Lifestyle Collections

Overlapping leaves and floral sprigs are placed in multiple directions across this charming cotton-linen blend fabric design to create an elegant country look without dominating a scheme. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

Sorilla Stripe is a linen stripe with a stitch effect running through it, suitable for curtains and upholstery.

Sorilla is an existing design that was first produced in the 1950s. This vintage floral originated from France and was re-designed in the Sanderson studio under the leadership of Mr Truman who was one of the foremost designers of his day. The design has been re-established for the twenty first century on a contemporary tumbled linen in fresh natural hues and vintage tones

One of Sanderson’s most loved and recognisable designs of trailing lilac and rose blossoms, has been reinterpreted as a jacquard. Woven in linen, mixed with cotton, this pattern has a lovely tumbled feel and is suitable for curtains and upholstery.

A stylised interpretation of an old Indienne block printed design, this relaxed linen-mix fabric looks at home in hallways and reception rooms. Team with the wallpaper of the same name.

Finishing nets and boat sails inspired this geometric embroidered fabric, featuring pops of colour in vertical stripes. An excellent complementary design to the rest of the collection, or use as a stand-alone design.

Taken from a beautiful print on glazed chintz found in the Warner archive, this linen-blend fabric shows colourful birds perching in a multi-coloured peony tree. Its 1.5 metre height repeat makes this design a visual delight.

With a dream-like quality watery painted seedheads and blooms cover the surface of this linen-mix fabric produced in a variety of covetable colourways. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

Introduce an Asian feel with Siam Diamond’s mirrored panel design and intricate small-scale florals, printed with broken lines to give the textured look of an Indian paisley.

Friendly seagulls perch in the sand on this charming 100% cotton fabric. Originally created with thick layers of gouache paint to give a stylised, brushstroke texture, this design is available in four gentle colourways. Bring the seaside into any room of your home and team with the wallpaper of the same name.

A bold, tree of life linen or velvet fabric design with exuberant trailing flora and fauna in subtle colourways. Team with the wallpaper of the same name in living rooms and bedrooms.

The unusually named sessile leaf is where a leaf blade connects directly to a plant’s stem, as would be the case in our oak leaf motif. With a screen printed appearance and hand crafted look, stylised leaves are placed to create a contemporary stripe effect on an archive inspired spotted ground.

This abstract woven fabric design is reminiscent of the tidemarks left on the sand when the sea recedes. The design is produced on a jacquard loom with a touch of wool for a luxurious feel and produced in neutral colourways - ideal for curtains.

Delicate sea kelp dances under the waves on this tranquil printed cotton-linen blend fabric. Available in three refreshing colourways, use on upholstery or as curtains, blinds and drapes. Team with the wallpaper of the same name.

This delightful cotton fabric tells a story of a tranquil journey down winding lanes past country cottages, meandering gently towards the sea. Available in subtle colourways to suit the atmosphere of the story it tells and also available as a wallpaper.

A large stripe of alternating narrow and wide bands set against a plain ground repeating four times over the width of the cloth.

An obmbred design gives this classic check fabric in 100% wool a new twist. The colours gradually fade from dark to light in the warp and weft giving a soft, contemporary look.

This fabric is Inspired by homeward bound sailing boats at Cornwall’s picturesque Port Isaac and features stylised sketches of the boats float on a rippling sea interspersed with delicate clouds. Style with whitewashed furniture pieces and the wallpaper of the same name for a relaxed feel.

Rue Linen is a light-weight linen with a beautiful drape. Available in a wide spectrum of fresh and natural colours, this wonderfully versatile fabric is the ideal choice for curtains and blinds.

Beautifully hand painted in the Sanderson studio, these plump berries look good enough to eat. Sharing the family name for raspberries and blackberries, this pretty, woodland inspired fabric brings the outdoors in, making it an ideal choice for garden rooms. A coordinating wallpaper is available.

Taking its name from Robin’s Wood, an area of diverse flora, fauna and ancient woodland thought to date back to after the last ice age, this all-over design of oak and sycamore leaves is inspired by an archive document. Sumptuous rich colours are printed on a slubby viscose linen cloth giving it a hand crafted and natural appearance. A choice of three colourways alludes to the changing seasons.

With distressed edges and an embroidered damask motif, this sophisticated fabric has been produced in both deeply dramatic and light, airy colourways. Make a statement in bedrooms with this design. A wallpaper of the same name is available.

A wonderfully charming wallpaper, gravure printed to accurately translate the beautiful art work and tones of this characterful design, Ring-tailed Lemur is a real head turner.

An exciting discovery from the Sanderson archive (drawn by F.M.Barnett c.1961), this intricate design was immediately adopted and translated into this stunning embroidery with its bright array of tropical colours adorning a choice of base cloths.

Take a walk through the woods with this beautiful Sanderson embroidery as it layers to create a canopy of acorns and leaves. A fine viscose thread reminiscent of late summer sun adds a delicate shimmer to this accurate design contrasting against a textural cotton base. Available in two colourways: Pesto and Linen/Steel Blue

Symbolising diversity, courage and strength, perfectly placed protea flowers are embroided on a linen-mix fabric background in neutral colourways. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

An intricately embroidered linen-mix fabric of delicately pressed flowers positioned on to a wide horizontal stripe. A perfect contemporary addition to the modern country home.

A versatile, classic herringbone fabric design is produced in tactile wool-blend yarns and available in seven sumptuous colourways. Use for upholstery, curtains, cushions and drapes.

Inspired by designs of early 19th century hand-painted Chinese wallpaper, this cotton-blend trailing fabric design shows peony blossoms and birds painted in soft watercolours and pastels. Fresh and inspiring, this design would look beautiful at large windows on curtains and blinds. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

A 100% cotton fabric design featuring faithful interpretations of watercolour-painted poppy pods about to scatter their seeds and meticulously captured in this informal horizontal repeat.

An effortlessly sophisticated print in feminine pastel colours this trailing dog rose is hand painted to create a timeless cottage garden feel. With easy access to pollen rich stamens dog rose is a particular favourite with bees and insects alike creating an enticing and welcoming floral habitat. Available in three colourways: Blush Scotch Grey and Rose/Linen

This crisp abstract pattern captures the tones of spring flowers and gently rippling waters. Spontaneous and colourful this contemporary ikat watercolour introduces a versatility that can be adapted to any scheme. Available in two colourways: Indigo/Teal and Raspberry

Latin for pine grove, Pinetum is a smart pinstripe with scalloped edge detail that takes its name from the series of paths that lead across the largest pinetum in the world.

Once considered a status symbol, this grand fabric design features a finely drawn pineapple motif suited to both contemporary and classic interiors. Also available is a wallpaper of the same name.

A variety of open and closed pinecones have been painted by hand and printed on cotton fabric to create a perfect mid-scale pattern ideal for curtains and upholstery in country homes.

This Chinoiserie wallpaper design was reinterpreted from a 19th century toile design and engraved with a subtle block texture to give a soft, contemporary look. Produced in dramatic colourways, use this design to add an air of refinement to a room.

Hand drawn in watercolour and beautifully detailed espaliered pears reach across the branches of this English country garden favourite printed in a choice of traditional or contemporary tones.

Named after the ancient Chinese art of forming miniature trees and landscapes, Penjing is an intricate embroidery on a herringbone linen ground. Planted in decorative pots, the design, which includes a variety of stitch techniques, alludes to a time when porcelain was more precious than gold.

This printed fabric is a still life study of pomegranates and greenery abstracted from nature. Washes of colour create layers of texture, adding depth to this fantastical trail with its bold and blocky print mark.

Pear & Pomegrante - A faithful painterly reproduction of an original 1930’s fabric design by Hazel Wray Davey, in a style reminiscent of the Bloomsbury group. Printed on 100% linen, this fabric is beautiful for upholstery and curtains. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

With a glorious country house style intricate stitching showcases the detail of Passion Vine’s original hand drawn design. This stunning embroidery features a cotton/linen base and viscose yarns give a soft iridescence to this classic floral trail. Available in a Vine colourway

Combining elements from tropical lands, Paradesia from Sanderson incorporates a carefully selected array of flora and fauna, paired with beautifully illustrated Bird of Paradise motifs.

Inspired by a document in the Sanderson archive titled ‘Animal Kingdom’, Pamir Garden is a fantastical fabric that reflects the 1970’s fashion for exotic patterns and global cultures. Representative of a Persian garden, this oasis scene of floral sprigs, stylised trees, tigers and antelopes, has been repainted in a fresco style with a crackle glaze effect in the ground to give a time-worn look.

This design’s curving foliage makes an oasis of even the most modest interior, with an elegant arrangement of palm leaves and silhouetted shadows in an array of exuberant colours.

Effortlessly elegant date palms with raised stitching details and stylised palm trees adorn this beautiful linen-blend fabric, ideal for introducing a tropical feel without bright colours on curtains, blinds and drapes.

Full bloom tulips and anenomes in ornate vases and floating petals in bowls are displayed on this 100% cotton fabric design, produced in lifelike colourways on neutral backgrounds. The design was influenced by the work of Royal Academician Elizabeth Blackadder, and is suitable for blinds and curtains.

Pagoda River is a very early design from the Eton Rural collections of the 1910s.

Meandering across a valley floor and surrounded by tall trees, Oxbow is a stylised river design printed on cotton/linen. A wonderfully adaptable fabric, it’s available in three versatile colourways.

This elegant cotton-linen mix fabric displays a snowy owl, the symbol of wisdom and helpfulness, and retains the intricacies of the original artwork. The soft colourways look splendid alongside chalk walls and woven plains, or team with the wallpaper of the same name.

Ottoman Flowers is a stylised flower, whose central motifs are taken from an original Uzbekistani embroidered Suzani bedcover. This fabric has been printed with texture to capture a time-worn antique feel.

Featuring a timeless trailing willow leaf design, this linen-mix fabric has been repainted with added tones and textures for todays sophisticated interiors. A palette of muted colourways, make it effortless to live with in any room of the home. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

Creating a delicate ogee shape this intricate dual-purpose weave is an excellent co-ordinate. Four softly coloured fabrics each adorned with berry laden branches bring a contemporary twist to classic country homes. Pair with co-ordinating Orchard Tree Embroidery. Available in four colourways: Slate Linen Shell and Fountain Green

This well-spaced berry tree design showcases a raised circular stitch technique and pops of berry colour. An excellent co-ordinate with a contemporary country feel this 100% cotton embroidery is ideal for drapes and blinds. A complementary weave of the same name is also available. Available in three colourways: Gardenia Lime and Chalk

An all-over leaf trail of oaks and acorns is embroidered onto a pinstripe jacquard ground using a beautifully chunky cotton thread. Combining country looks with a classic stripe and chunky matt cotton stitchwork, oaknut is another name for acorn.

Reminiscent of the skeleton of autumn leaves, this delicate embroidered fabric is available in three cool hues: stone, grey-blue and milk.

With its bold colours and complex pattern representative of the ikat silks woven in Uzbekistan, this colourful multidirectional repeated motif is printed on a lovely dual purpose cotton satin.

Charming mottled eggs of robins, tree swallows, blackbirds and crossbills nest together in a neutral palette and were originally painted in watercolour for this delightful fabric design. A wallpaper of the same name is also available.

Named after David Nelson the gardener and botanist aboard HMS Bounty, this modern herringbone form Sanderson is woven with thick and thin yarns to give a subtle texture and relief.