In Love with Velvet
29th March 2023
DISCOVER OUR 8 LUXURIOUS VELVETS
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THE PIE CRUST Table
21st March 2023
THE PIE CRUST OCCASIONAL TABLE - AN 18TH CENTURY DESIGN CLASSIC
The pie crust table originated in England in the mid-18th century and is most associated with the Georgian era.
TOILE DE JOIE BY RAMIRO FERNÁNDEZ SAUS
8th March 2023
Toile de Joie by Ramiro Fernández Saus - now as a fabric in two co-ordinating colourways.
Rediscover Bouclé
1st March 2023
We are pleased to announce we have added bouclés to our stock fabrics, in 8 different styles. Each fabric has its own distinctive nap and texture and all are perfect for upholstery.
Introducing A New Mid Century Modern Desk
22nd February 2023
Our new desk, featuring drawers on both sides, was inspired by Danish furniture designer Arne Vodder's 1960s original.
Chelsea Textiles Announces Wallpaper Collections
26th January 2023
Chelsea Textiles is pleased to announce its launch of various wallpaper collections, printed in England, expanding our range of home interior products.
TP Caring Spaces Advent Raffle
28th November 2022
Chelsea Textiles takes part in TP Caring Spaces 2022 Advent Raffle
New Domenica More Gordon Cushions in time for Christmas
23rd November 2022
Seven new charming Domenica More Gordon Cushions arrive in time for Christmas
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regram • @chaunceyboothbyinteriors A pair of classic twin beds in a Park Avenue apartment. Featuring our all time favourite Pom Pom bedcovers complemented by our Less is More cushions. All embroidered by hand. 📸: @readmckendree Interiors: @chaunceyboothbyinteriors #chelseatextiles #pompom #bedcover #embroidery #madebyhand #ethicallymade -
Introducing our take on the pie crust occasional table, an 18th century design classic, revived and refreshed for contemporary interiors. Originated in England in the mid-18th century, the table is distinguished by a top with a raised carved scalloped edge that resembles the crimped crust of a pie. A status symbol in the 18th Century, the pie crust table was originally created to serve tea, a luxury that was to be showed off when served. The rare birdcage mechanism that connects the top to the base allows the top to rotate as well as tilt and has been perfectly replicated and ...MORE
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These three complementary cushions are taken from our hand-embroidered fabric 'Jacobean Trees', a reworking of a pair of early 18th century crewel work panels. Featuring stags, leopards and birds amongst different species of trees, in green, blue and pink with red accents, the panels are thought to be a creative interpretation of the Tree of Life motif in a style that was popular during the Jacobean era. The inclusion of the palm trees pays heed to the significant influence of Oriental designs of the early 18th Century. The three cushions are replicas of scenes from the panels. To create a ...MORE -
Introducing Toile de Joie by Ramiro Fernández Saus. Now as a fabric in two co-ordinating colourways. Designed by influential Catalan artist @ramirofernandezsaus_ this fabric captures the imaginative thrill of discovering unexplored lands. The fabric taken from the same design as the wallpaper is a jungle harbouring hidden locations, figures & animals that reveal themselves the more the scene is explored. Scaled up from the original, creating a bold and exciting design perfect for drapes and upholstery, Toile de Joie comes in two complementary colours: Antique Blue and Sea Green. Printed in the UK. 📸 @hellosplendid 🪑 @kitkempdesignthread #chelseatextiles #ramirofernandezsaus #toiledejoie #toiledejouy -
Introducing our Toile de Joie, now as a fabric, designed by influential Catalan artist @ramirofernandezsaus_ who captures the imaginative thrill of discovering unexplored lands. “My characters are poetic figures: they don’t have a logical explanation. They arrive to me in an intuitive way and most of the time I don’t know why. But I can always tell for sure if they are going to enlighten the mystery in the painting.” - Ramiro Fernández Saus The fabric taken from the same design as the wallpaper is a jungle harbouring hidden locations, figures & animals that reveal themselves the more the scene is explored. Printed ...MORE -
Rediscover Bouclé: eight new stunning fabrics. Each fabric has its own distinctive nap and texture and all are perfect for upholstery. Our 'Cranbrook' is woven in Belgium and made from a cotton, linen mix with rayon and bamboo. A thick fabric loomed with a tight basket weave, 'Cranbrook' has a more defined pattern, unusual for a bouclé, with random loops to break up the uniformity of the design. The high Alpaca and wool content of our 'Cartree' bouclé makes it appealingly soft. Characterised by its large loose and downy loops, 'Cartree' is a luxurious, highly tactile and warm fabric. Our bouclés come ...MORE