Autumn 2006

The designs in Nina Campbell's collection of elegant printed fabrics have all been given appropriate London place names which help evoke the cosmopolitan nature of England's capital city.

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BIRDCAGE WALK Fabric
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A combination of songbirds and gilt cages set on trailing branches printed on crisp cotton named after the famous approach to Buckingham Palace. 'Birdcage' refers to the time when Charles II kept an aviary of exotic birds at this location.

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FLEUR DE LYS COURT Fabric
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The traditional heraldic emblem is given a modern two-tone coloured treatment on a basket weave of pure linen.

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KEW GREEN Fabric
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An overscaled tree of life in contemporary colourings. Kew Green is located next to the world famous botanical gardens.

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MAGNOLIA TERRACE Fabric
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Bold, stylised blooms of magnolia on a coloured linen combination ground.

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PAGODA GARDEN Fabric
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A stylised rendering of exotic bamboo leaves.

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PEONY PLACE Fabric
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An all-over trail of peonies interspersed with subtly gilded butterflies.

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WALTZ Cross Check Fabric
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Composed of three tonal squares in the background with an over check of criss-crossing thin lines.

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WALTZ Ribbon Fabric
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A large plaid composed of ribbons. (Not all colourways shown)

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