Products from 'Fermoie' are shipped to: United States, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Bermuda, British Indian Ocean Territory, British Virgin Islands, Canada, + 98 more and are located in: United Kingdom"
MARLBOROUGH AND RUFFLE
Fermoie
MARLBOROUGH
Marlborough, inspired by a study of early damasks, a modern interpretation of large scale woven English textiles. The design reflects and celebrates the studio’s love of intricate and reversible patterns with its delicate, intertwining floral and leaf motif. As it flows and curves across the fabric, the design evokes the gentle beauty and elaborate, organic forms of an English rose garden.
Like all Fermoie designs, the whole repeat is drawn entirely in-house, by hand, and thus not perfectly symmetrical as a digitally generated design would be. The layers of subtle texture give the print its depth and visual interest, as part of this reimagining the studio felt it was important to introduce colourways with a softer, more contemporary feel than the rich colours usually associated with traditional damasks. The 100% linen basecloth weave accentuates the design’s soft, painterly lines and gives it a sense of scale and impact entirely appropriate for a print of this kind. Taken together, this combination gives Marlborough an authentic yet thoroughly modern character and makes it easy to place in any setting.
Marlborough is presented in 15 carefully chosen colours and takes its name from the charming historic market town in rural Wiltshire, England, where Fermoie was first established in 2010 and calls home to this day.
RUFFLE
Conceived through an initial creative conversation around revisiting and reinterpreting familiar traditional weaves, Ruffle is a bold continuous design perfectly embodying the artistry and playfulness that are defining Fermoie characteristics.
As its name suggests, the new collection features an intricate ruffle pattern created to evoke a sense of three-dimensional movement through texture, depth and dimension. The separate geometric shapes have been deftly abstracted and blended together to form a flowing pattern in which a subtle check repeat is visible.
Each of the 15 colourways includes bold, lively multicoloured and more restrained two-toned options, creating opportunities to produce specific effects and express very different moods.
