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Music-Inspired Surface Patterns
The Rock & Roller collection features stunning maximalist designs, inspired by music's greatest artists.
Part of the Rock & Roller Collection of fabrics. A striking damask, inspired by The Cure’s atmospheric 80s A Forest, the definitive early Cure mood piece. Available in four colour ways. Pattern repeat: 100cm vertical x 70cm horizontal (approx) Style: straight repeat TRADE CUSTOMERS PLEASE CLICK HERE
Part of the Rock & Roller Collection of fabrics. Originally developed as one of many complimenting fabrics for a Rod Stewart inspired commission. A bold pinstripe with rough edge, just think of that husky voice. Pattern repeat: Stripe width approx. 0.5cm, Stripe distance approx. 2.5cm. TRADE CUSTOMERS PLEASE CLICK HERE
Part of the Rock & Roller Collection of fabrics. All your life, you were only waiting for this moment to arise. Inspired by the classic song, arguably peak McCartney, over 50 years old and still as poignant and meaningful as when it was originally written. Available in five colour ways. Please note that this design is only available on Premium Velvet FR for domestic upholstery purposes. Pattern repeat: 50cm vertical x 45cm horizontal (approx) Style: half drop
Rock & Roller Collection It’s hard not to think of leopard print when you think of old Rodders. This gorgeous gold leopard print was originally designed as one of many complimenting fabrics for a Rod Stewart inspired commission. Remember – leopard is a neutral. Pattern repeat: 62cm vertical x 82cm horizontal (approx) Style: straight repeat TRADE CUSTOMERS PLEASE CLICK HERE
Part of the Rock & Roller Collection of fabrics. Inspired by the The Stone Roses self-titled debut album released in 1989. Not only a musical masterpiece, but an iconic album cover featuring “Bye Bye Badman” a Jackson Pollock-influenced piece painted by guitarist and songwriter John Squire. This is the one you’ve waited for. Pattern repeat: 100cm vertical x 70cm horizontal (approx) Style: half drop (abstract appearance)
Part of the Rock & Roller Collection of fabrics. Have you seen her, have you heard? Drawing influence from the iconic Stone Roses artwork painted by guitarist and songwriter John Squire and inspired by professional paint splatterer Jackson Pollock. Pattern repeat: 40.5cm vertical x 40.5cm horizontal (approx) Style: straight repeat
Part of the Rock & Roller Collection of fabrics. Inspired by the Kate Bush classic hitting the No. 1 spot in 2022, 37 years after its original release, making Kate the oldest female to top the charts. Well, Stranger Things have happened… We don’t have a sell by date, keep running up that hill. Available in four colour combinations. Pattern repeat: 50cm vertical x 50cm horizontal (approx) Style: straight repeat TRADE CUSTOMERS PLEASE CLICK HERE
Part of the Rock & Roller Collection of fabrics. ‘Ziggy Stardust was Bowie’s most complete concept. The look, the music, the story – everything worked together brilliantly to create one of the most striking and iconoclastic characters in rock and roll.’ Danny Lewis, author David Bowie Style The Ziggy design is inspired by David Bowie’s iconic “Rites of Spring” costume designed in 1973 by Kansai Yamamoto for the Ziggy Stardust UK tour. In 1970, Kansai Yamamoto was the first Japanese designer to have fashion show in London. It was on the Kings Road and David Bowie was there, 24 years old and not yet a major star. Yamamoto’s fashion show was extraordinary, and Bowie was captivated as Japanese Kabuki theatre models showcased incredible, androgynous designs, wearing striking wigs of red hair. Kabuki is a form of traditional Japanese musical theatre, recognised by its elaborate costumes, make-up and unique musical quality. The Japanese word “kabuki-mono” means; ‘a person who attracts attention due to their strange clothes/hairstyle and overall odd behaviour’. Pattern repeat: 65cm high x 26cm wide (approx) Style: half drop
