English Heritage
13 fabrics from English Heritage, photographed into our library across 2 collections. Narrow them in the finder, then feel the shortlist at the Heybridge showroom.
- Where
- London, England
- Known for
- Documentary designs from historic English interiors
About English Heritage
English Heritage cares for over four hundred historic buildings and monuments in England, and its fabrics and wallpapers are drawn from the interiors in them. They are produced by Designers Guild, which is how they come to us.
Like the Royal Collection range, these are documentary rather than invented: the pattern in the book is a pattern that exists on a wall somewhere. That is worth knowing when a customer is trying to be faithful to the age of a house.
Sources, checked in July 2026: english-heritage.org.uk/about-us, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Designers_Guild
The collections we hold.
Every one of these is photographed, tagged and searchable. Open a collection in the finder, or ask us to bring the book.
Fabric collections and photography by English Heritage.
The palette, as it actually falls.
Counted across the whole range we hold, not chosen. Each swatch opens the fabric it was taken from.
What it is, and what it will take.
- Mostly cotton
- 100% of the compositions we hold lead on cotton
- 137 cm wide
- the usual bolt width here, on 46% of the range
- Pattern
- floral (11), botanical (1), geometric (1)
- Made for
- wallpaper (6), curtains (5), curtains and upholstery (2)
- Types
- Fabric (7), Wallpaper (6)
What this house publishes with every fabric, as a share of the ones we hold:
- What it is made of 100%
- Width 100%
Houses that sit well beside it.
- Designers Guild1,176 fabrics in the library
- Royal Collection37 fabrics in the library
Bring the room, we will bring the books.
Send a photograph and a rough size and we will reply with a personal quote, using an average price fabric.