THE
FABRIC COLLECTIONS
William Yeoward's Third collection RANAKPUR comes from his soul. "My appreciation
of texture, colour and form has grown in many directions. My love of India and
Asia has given me an opportunity to paint with a broad and vivid brush my interpretation
of these lands".
In Yeoward's collection he has indeed given much thought and committment to this
comment.
His strong desire to give continuity to his work has meant that he has produced
"Hortense" his abstract rose as a woven fabric. Coloured to take his palette
forward, but also to give a nod to his previous work he shows this timeless design
in 5 new and invigorating combinations.
Sitting happily with Hortense is the collection's title fabric "Ranakpur".
"I saw wheels of colour in the sky on a recent visit to Northern India, and soon
with delight, I realised that Ranakpur was borne out of these shapes and images".
"For a change of gear and texture I havve been entranced by embriodered silks:
Chittogarh - foliage on crisp fresh colour makes a marvellous splash of exotic
in many interiors."
Together with Samudra hiis flocked silk Yeoward indeed follows his idiom of "texture
must be the canvas on which to paint colour". A chain stitched design; Kothi
worked from intricate marble carvings and coloured to sit happily amongst his
chosen clothes, Yeoward finally draws his story neatly to a close with two dutiful
plains. Nanette and Mitah make the perfect bed in which to plant hi jewel colours
this season.
To
view some items from the new range click on the pictures to the left.
To
download a PDF of our most recent upholstery brochure showing the
fabric on our furniture click here all
our most recent brochures are available in the download
area.
