Osborne & Little | Killarney

Killarney is a stripe of linen and cotton with embroidered ovals worked along it as detailing, so the cloth carries two registers at once: the stripe seen from across the room, the stitching discovered up close. It is named after the town in County Kerry, in the south west of Ireland.

The base is 60 per cent linen with cotton and viscose, on a generous 147cm width at around 49gsm. As an embroidered cloth it is best placed where the stitching is safe from hard wear, curtains, blinds, cushions and occasional chairs, and the linen keeps the whole dry and natural in feel.