Bavaria Sheers

Cord embroidery goes hand in hand with fine details in Bradford, a larger-than-life floral composition. An elaborate sheer, Bradford is ideal for drapery, adding depth and elegance to a space.

Brentford's alternating stripes are uplifted by the detailing along their edges, their mild sheen reflecting in the light and sprinkling brightness into the linen of the sheer.

A combination of embroidery styles and stitches on a light linen base create the whimsical motifs of Everton. Its cheery sprigs are enlivened by a nuanced colour palette.

Bunched yarns loosely woven give Kent warm feel. Their softness is contrasted by the tighter, stiffer lines running along its breadth, resulting in a comfortable yet structured sheer.

Bold leaves on slender stems and swaying grasses, Kingswood boasts of festive pops of colour and artfully combined hues. A sheer with a presence, it brings in a poetic flair to a space.

Ludlow's seamless geometric pattern employs a large repeat and irregular edges to create a cosy and impactful sheer.

The intricacies and loveliness of ferns is brought out through meticulous embroidery in Luton. A curtain-length fabric, Luton stuns with its elegance.

Soft and textured, Marlow's fringed waves bring in a slight flutter that uplifts. A visual and tactile delight, Marlow satisfies the senses and brings in an inviting air.

A simple, pattern creates a panel-like impression in Poole. Its bold stitches and simple shapes on a cotton-linen blend give it a slight rustic style.

Shining flowers with curlicue tendrils dot Portsmouth, their raised leaves looking like they are unfolding. Available in Hibiscus, Oyster Grey, and Vintage Indigo, Portsmouth offers a charming accent to a space.

Stocky bars on an airy base, Somerset evokes the imagery of a light rain or falling snow, crafting a pleasant vision.

Fine raised lines lend structure to Stafford's stripes, their variations adding an organic touch to the fabric.

Alternating checks of transparent and solid form a net in the aptly-named Wimbledon. Earthy colours temper the flair of the lattice construction that allows for a higher visibility and natural light.