We have created five versatile and very distinctive fabric collections ranging from stunning silks to smart graphic weaves and original botanical prints. In addition to using our vast archive for inspiration, we have also turned to our wealth of in-house design talent to produce a truly unique and eclectic mix of both re-worked and original designs.

Each collection has been infused with some innovative new colour combinations and a sense of modern-retrospect that is exciting and new whilst staying true to the classic and timeless appeal for which Zoffany is so well loved.

These collections include:

Water Garden
Hand drawn and painted in the Zoffany Studio the collection ranges from flamboyant, large-scale watercolour florals to simple, single colour prints on bleached linen grounds. The collection is fresh, vibrant and contemporary.

Campania Silk Jacquards
Reflecting Zoffany’s opulent and elegant style, the Campania collection features a sophisticated selection of botanically inspired silks in satin, taffeta and embroidered qualities. Ranging from richly figured daisy motifs to magnolia buds woven in a ‘fil coupé’ quality, the collection encompasses a stunning mix of originally designed and exotically distinctive florals.

Puccini Velvets
This range of classic velvets has been injected with a fresh, modern colour palette to co-ordinate with and enhance upholstery in both traditional and contemporary settings.

Graphica Weaves
With a touch of ‘60s style, this collection of neat geometric weaves has been originally designed in the Zoffany Studio for use on upholstery, curtains and blinds. Ranging from small-scale designs of circles and diamonds to modernist inspired horizontal stripes, the collection is heavily influenced by the trend for sophisticated, retrospective design.

Polonaise Weaves
Based on Zoffany archive documents but updated to suit contemporary settings, this collection of small scale weaves has been designed in a range of versatile colour stories from rich, classic reds to fresher palettes of emerald, leaf green and cerise. Subtle, plaited patterns are matched with ombre spot motifs and asymmetric stripes, resulting in a naturally co-ordinated selection.