EDGE Collections Vertical Leaf Blue from our Tropical Modernism Collection

Name: Cactus Mexicanos Colourways: Limon Fabric type: Pure linen, from flax grown in France, woven and printed in the UK Composition: 100% natural linen These designs are available in natural pure linen of a medium weight of 250g or a heavyweight 450g bleached linen Usage: Drapery and light upholstery for the 250g linen (Martindale of 20,000 rubs), and heavier use upholstery for the 450g (Martindale of 30,000 rubs) Care: Dry clean only Pattern repeat: Half drop Horizontal/Vertical repeat: 27" x 18" (68.6 cm x 45.7 cm) Printed width of fabric: 54" (137.2 cm). This design celebrates the incredible diversity of Mexican cacti. It is the culmination of several years Dr Susy Paisley spent in Mexico, one of the world's centres of endemism for this group of plants. It includes marvels like the Creeping Devil, a cactus in this design which actually moves across the desert floor! Cacti are enjoying a new popularity, but globally, one out of three cacti is in need of conservation attention. The design includes the Chisos Mountain hedgehog cactus, hallucinogenic Peyote, a critically endangered dragonfruit, which forms the long tendrils in the design, and lesser long-nosed bat (an essential pollinator for cacti) and the iconic saguaro and crested saguaro...

Collection: Carolina Posies Product Code: 26F Color: Jade Roll dimensions: 70cm x 10m (27.6in x 10.9yards) Area: 7sq.m (8.4 sq.yards) Pattern repeat: 1...

XAWD original design. It’s a vertical stripe pattern with a hint of wonkiness, because nobody likes a perfectionist. Perfect if your trying to add a touch of wild to your walls. $1...

Collection: Carolina Monarch Product Code: 27 A Color: Cream Roll dimensions: 70cm x 10m (27.6in x 10.9yards) Area: 7sq.m (8.4 sq.yards) Pattern repeat: 15.6cm (6.1 in) Half Drop Wallpaper: Non-woven 147gsm Uncoated. Fire rating: Fire certified for both Europe and the USA. Classified to BS En 13501-1-1:2002, class B, s1, d0. This medium scale print celebrates the migratory Monarch butterfly whose larval food-plants, the milkweeds, have been depleted to critically low levels by herbicides. The population of monarchs that spends its summers in the Carolinas, undertakes an incredible multi-generational migration every year to forests in Mexico where they overwinter. Plants like echinacea provide them with rich sources of nectar for this journey. As well as Echinacea purpurea, the most common of the coneflowers, this design features Echinacea leavigata, an endangered coneflower native to North Carolina. Carolina Monarch is a detailed botanical, part of a growing passion in interiors for honouring the natural world. Furthermore, for every roll of wallpaper sold, 100m2 of critical wild habitat is preserved through World Land Trust. Companion prints include Carolina Parakeets...