Eco Fabrics

Sustainability is considered throughout the Linwood collection, from the natural fibres we choose to the innovative ways materials can be reused and reimagined. Alongside excellent quality and enduring design, many of our fabrics are created with a focus on reducing environmental impact without compromising on beauty or performance.

One of the most naturally sustainable fabrics is linen, woven from flax – a resilient plant that requires very little water to grow. Linwood’s linen collection spans everything from timeless plains to decorative printed designs, including collections such as Maru, all suitable for curtains, upholstery, blinds and cushions.

Elsewhere in the collection, recycled and renewable materials are used to create fabrics with lasting appeal. Saddle incorporates leather offcuts from the footwear and accessories industries that might otherwise go to waste, while Omega IV features recycled polyester within its luxurious velvet pile. Wool also plays an important role within the range. Naturally renewable, biodegradable and exceptionally durable, it offers a responsible choice for both contemporary and traditional interiors. Lana is woven using recycled wool, while Romney British Wool celebrates a local supply chain, using wool from Romney sheep and weaving it in Yorkshire and Lancashire.

Developed in our Hampshire studio and woven or printed by specialist mills, these collections demonstrate how considered design, quality craftsmanship and thoughtful material choices can work hand in hand. From natural fibres and recycled materials to beautifully printed linens and richly textured woven fabrics, the collection brings together sustainability, performance and enduring style.

A considered collection of natural and innovative fabrics for more responsible interiors.