Button V&A Bedding

Paisley-esque blooms twirl throughout this charming collection, based on a woodblock sample pattern for a printed fabric made at Garratt’s Silk Printing Works, Wandsworth, London, about 1850. The colour palette is restrained, with tones of Ivory, Linen and Slate grey blending together to create a calming, contemporary mood.

Anna. Glasgow, GB. Wed May 29 2024

This light and airy floral design is based on a wallpaper pattern called The Anselm by British Arts and Crafts architect-designer, C.F.A. Voysey (1857–1941), from the late 1800s and features a floral design repeating across 200 thread count cotton percale, sourced through the Better Cotton Initiative.

The acanthus style leaves that scroll across this bedlinen are based on a French textile design from the 1860s by J.D. Cornuaud, held in the V&A’s Prints & Drawings archive. Printed on 200 thread count cotton percale and sourced through the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), the reverse is an elegant stripe & leaf pattern. The range is available in four sizes of duvet cover.