Bedgebury is a two-colour print of delicate leaves held within a leafy trellis, pattern and framework drawn from the same foliage, so the design has structure without a hard line anywhere in it. Two-colour prints of this kind are the connective tissue of a scheme, made to sit alongside stronger patterns and hold a room together.
It is printed in the United Kingdom on a cloth of 55 per cent linen and 45 per cent cotton, 140 centimetres wide at 345 grams per square metre.
A 25,000 rub Martindale rating suits it to domestic chairs, stools and cushions, and it is thoroughly at home as curtains and blinds.
