Nina Campbell | Nymans

Nymans scatters informally drawn pansies across a pale ground, the flowers falling loosely rather than marching in rows, which gives the print its fresh, garden-gathered charm. The name honours one of the great gardens of the Sussex Weald, a fitting home for a design so rooted in English planting.

Printed in the United Kingdom on pure crisp cotton at 140 centimetres wide, it has the clean, papery handle that suits an informal floral. With a Martindale result of 35,000 rubs it is best enjoyed on curtains, blinds, cushions and occasional chairs — bedrooms and garden rooms especially, where its lightness of spirit belongs.