Meadows are returning to the landscape as we increasingly understand just how ecologically important. Leaving the grass verges, and not mowing the lawns have become aspects of modern gardening that are collecting a growing following as we do all we can to help our native insects, birds and wildlife to thrive. Meadows provide areas for animal courtship displays, nesting, food gathering, pollinating insects, and sometimes sheltering, if the vegetation is high enough. What better reflection of the sort of environments we humans espouse and seek to emulate. Meadows attract a multitude of wildlife and support flora and fauna that could not thrive in other habitats. This fabric captures just some of the small wildflowers that flourish in the mass of meadow vegitation. The background tonal scene reflects an aerial view of the Cotswold hills and meadows, fenced by field hedgerows, creating a rambling web of visual patchwork shapes, underlying the minutiae of the tiny flowers and grasses amidst them.
 
This linen is perfect for all manner of draping options within the home, from the sofa upholstery to blinds, and all manor of drapes. The ground cover is a welcome foil to markings and stains, and offers a contemporary spin on a traditional sarasat chintz format.