Marguerite sets a floral cartouche trellis across the cloth, each bloom held in its own frame so the design reads as ornament and architecture at once. It is named after the artist's daughter, and there is something portrait-like in the way each flower sits within its border.
Printed in the United Kingdom on a blend of viscose and linen at 140 centimetres, it has a smooth, fluid handle and a rub test of 50,000, thoroughly sound for everyday upholstery, sofas, chairs, stools, as well as curtains. The trellis structure makes it easy to place, its geometry keeping the florals disciplined.
