Parsley reimagines the feathery leaves of cow parsley in repeat, translating their delicate curves and lacy textures into a classic pattern. Long associated with English hedgerows and folklore, the design carries both natural grace and historic charm, with colourways rooted in period hues and countryside flora.
COLOURWAYS
In order of images:
Gypsy pairs rich brown with dark claret in a deep palette with folkloric undertones. Recalling the plant’s presence along edges and waysides, it brings an earthy richness into the interior.
Hedgerow balances forest green with olive in a classic palette that anchors the design in the English countryside. It celebrates the plant’s abundance along verges, gardens and field margins, connecting home with landscape.
Wild Chervil layers Victorian pink with orange to create a dramatic and striking statement. Its name comes from another historic name for cow parsley.
Queen Anne’s Lace pairs Wedgwood-inspired blue with cream in a classically English palette. Its historic, quietly noble character echoes the refined elegance of Regency interiors.
Early Elder combines soft sage with the palest pink, so subtle that it initially reads as cream. Named for cow parsley’s early spring appearance before the elderflower blossoms, it carries a quiet elegance rooted in seasonal change.
Lady’s Needlework blends Regency-inspired peach with soft cream. Taking its name from the lace-like delicacy of the plant’s flowers, it evokes fine embroidery and domestic craft, offering gentle refinement and period charm.
Part of a collection inspired by nature, folklore and the English apothecary tradition, Parsley brings graceful pattern and countryside character to both period and contemporary interiors. It is digitally printed to order in England on a premium non-woven substrate using eco-certified inks.
