Aptly named after the ancient London heath, Hampstead Verdure is a welcome injection of nature within the closeness of the interior. Hampstead Verdure's clusters reach out in an arboreal embrace, introducing a leafy tranquility into any interior.   

Acorn was an early nineteenth century French figured silk in its original incarnation and is now a luxurious pocketed weave, lending itself to upholstery.

Aragon is taken from an eighteenth century Indo-Portuguese design, employing both ancient and medieval imagery, birds sit atop thistles, irises and grapevines which encircle an elaborately decorated urn.

Isla is a late sixteenth century design, taken from Elizabethan crewel work, which Watts redrew and wove as a cut velvet in 2007. Plum roses bloom on an iridescent vine, mimicking the dazzling effect of a peacock’s display of tail feathers.