Wycombe Park is an archive floral first printed in the 1940s, showing hollyhocks in multiple colours against a chunky linen ground. The printing technique allows the colours to overlap slightly, giving the design a loose, hand-blocked character rather than the precision of modern registration. The vertical repeat is a full metre, the horizontal 46 centimetres, so the hollyhocks stand tall and the pattern needs space to be read properly.
Printed in Thailand on 100% linen, the cloth is 138 centimetres wide. Dry cleaning is recommended. It is offered in six colourways and suits curtains, blinds, cushions and upholstery, where the linen base and the scale of the repeat bring a relaxed, mid-century informality to a room.
