Christopher Farr Cloth
Christopher Farr Cloth was founded in 2000 as a collaboration between Christopher Farr, Michal Silver and Matthew Bourne.
Today the printed textiles continue to be produced in the UK, and the collection comprises prints and weaves and wallpapers designed by the best contemporary artists and designers – including Kit Kemp, Neisha Crosland, Tord Boontje, Javier Mariscal, Kate Blee, Ilse Crawford, Commune and more.
Bookend Fabric
£240.00 /m
Designed by kit kemp, Bookend fabric is a sensational stripe suitable for upholstery. Over the years Kit Kemp MBE has been forging an internationally acclaimed reputation, not only for her unique hotel interiors as Founder and Creative Director of Firmdale Hotels but also as a successful textiles, fragrance and homewares designer, author and a highly-respected champion of British art, craft and sculpture.
Usage: Curtains, Upholstery.
Width 135cm. Vertical Pattern Repeat 92cm. Horizontal Patter Repeat 46cm.
One Way Fabric
£210.00 /mThis fabric is designed by Kit Kemp – printed onto 100% Linen.
131cm wide, H repeat 131cm, V repeat 64cm, straight match.
One Way Grass Cloth Wallpaper
£95.00Over the years Kit Kemp MBE has been forging an internationally acclaimed reputation, not only for her unique hotel interiors as Founder and Creative Director of Firmdale Hotels but also as a successful textiles, fragrance and homewares designer, author and a highly-respected champion of British art, craft and sculpture.
Width 87cm. Vertical Pattern Repeat 64cm. Horizontal Pattern Repeat 87cm. Straight Match.
Small Way Raffia Wallpaper
£95.00Sold by the metre. Designed by Kit Kemp who over the years has been forging an internationally acclaimed reputation, not only for her unique hotel interiors as Founder and Creative Director of Firmdale Hotels but also as a successful textiles, fragrance and homewares designer, author and a highly-respected champion of British art, craft and sculpture.
Width 87cm. Vertical Pattern Repeat 68cm. Horizontal Pattern Repeat 87cm. Straight Match.
