Boscobel is a 1930s floral chintz from the archive, reimagined as a multicoloured print, the period drawing kept but the cloth brought up to date. Archive florals of this era have a particular fullness, flowers drawn generously and packed close, and Boscobel keeps that abundance.
It is printed in the United Kingdom on a dual-purpose pure cotton, 140 centimetres wide at 160 grams per square metre.
The dual-purpose weight and a 40,000 rub Martindale rating mean it genuinely serves both sides of the room, curtains and blinds on one hand, everyday sofas and chairs on the other.
