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15cm x 15cm Kingdom Storm sample
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Kingdom Storm
Animal print cushion in grey
Kingdom Storm is a beautifully detailed animal design cushion that will take you on a virtual safari.
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Kingdom Storm
Kingdom Storm
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Kingdom is a beautifully detailed animal design print fabric that will take you on a virtual safari. Woven and printed in the UK, we recommend pairing this fabric with our coordinating ticking stripe, Savannah, or plain weave, Trek, for a stylish, contemporary scheme. Printed on the edge of the Lake District using ECOFAST technology, a digital pigment printing method which uses 50% less water than traditional techniques, ensures it is also kinder on our planet.
Kingdom is a beautifully detailed animal design print fabric that will take you on a virtual safari. Woven and printed in the UK, we recommend pairing this fabric with our coordinating ticking stripe, Savannah, or plain weave, Trek, for a stylish, contemporary scheme. Printed on the edge of the Lake District using ECOFAST technology, a digital pigment printing method which uses 50% less water than traditional techniques, ensures it is also kinder on our planet.
Kingdom Storm - Animal print cushion in grey
Kingdom Storm is a beautifully detailed animal design cushion that will take you on a virtual safari. Handmade in the UK and filled with sustainably sourced duck feather and down. Contrast piping in smart, textured velvet.
The fabric used in this design is printed on the edge of the Lake District using ECOFAST technology, a digital pigment printing method which uses 50% less water than traditional techniques.
Inspired by the many stunning players of the animal kingdom that Martin has come across on his travels, Kingdom displays the vibrant characters of the porcupine, camel, elephant, giraffe and more. In the style of vintage Darwinian prints, the Storm colourway adds a contemporary twist to an otherwise classical design. Look too closely and you might find yourself in the jaws of the lion.
