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Fabled Fibre is a luxury linen fabric collection inspired by the rich heritage of flax. Comprising upholstery fabrics, versatile decorative linens and sheer fabrics, the collection celebrates artisan craftsmanship, natural texture and timeless design.
Linen is one of the world's oldest textile fibres, valued for its beauty, strength and longevity. Fabled Fibre showcases the unique character of natural linen through carefully crafted weave structures, artisan-spun yarns and a palette inspired by the natural world.
The collection includes heavyweight linen upholstery fabrics, versatile linens suitable for both upholstery and drapery, and wide-width linen sheers designed for elegant curtains, blinds and window treatments.
Fabled Fibre combines the authenticity of natural linen with artisan techniques that enhance texture, depth and colour. Each fabric highlights the inherent beauty of flax fibres, from rugged upholstery cloths to lightweight translucent sheers.
The collection is presented in a palette of earthy neutrals and mineral-inspired tones, including shades inspired by limestone, smoke, wood, shale, madder and indigo, creating a timeless and versatile foundation for interior schemes.
Yes. The understated colour palette, tactile textures and enduring appeal of linen allow the collection to complement both contemporary and traditional interiors, making it suitable for a wide range of design styles.
Yes. Samples can be ordered to experience the texture, colour and character of the fabrics before making your selection.
Yes. All fabrics within the Fabled Fibre collection are available by the metre, making them suitable for upholstery, curtains, blinds and bespoke interior projects.
Yes. The collection has been designed with a harmonious palette of natural and mineral-inspired shades, allowing upholstery fabrics and sheers to be layered together throughout an interior.
Each fabric offers its own unique character, from textured upholstery cloths to lightweight linen sheers. Ordering samples is the best way to compare texture, weight and colour, helping you select the most suitable fabric for your project.