William Morris Pimpernel Jacquard Upholstery Fabric – Blue Rust by the Metre

William Morris designed Pimpernel in 1876 — named for the small scarlet pimpernel flowers woven through the pattern's swirling willow boughs. It became one of his most enduring textile designs, originally produced as a hand block-printed cotton.

This jacquard upholstery fabric brings that pattern to your own project, sold by the metre in deep navy with rust and ivory blossoms. Suitable for curtains, cushions, headboards, light upholstery, and bedding. Pairs beautifully with dark academia, grandmillennial, and English country interiors — equally at home in a layered library, a panelled dining room, or a moody bedroom.

Made in Europe

DETAILS
- Woven jacquard fabric
- 15% Cotton, 85% Polyester
- Oeko-Tex certified
- Quality fabric made in Spain
- Weight: 350 g/m²

PATTERN REPEAT
34 cm | 13.5 in

WIDTH
280 cm | 110 in
* Sizes may vary slightly in the final product.

DESIGN (WIM019)
Want to coordinate? The same Pimpernel pattern is also available as a jacquard throw pillow, a jacquard wall tapestry, a sage peel and stick wall border, and a grayscale peel and stick wall border — build the room around the design.

ABOUT THE WEAVE
This is a new jacquard-woven reproduction rather than an antique. Small variations in the weave are inherent to the production process and part of what gives the fabric its tactile depth. Colors may shift slightly between screen and cloth depending on your monitor.