Explore the Liberty Palace Gardens collection — a stunning range of regal florals and botanical prints inspired by the grandeur of formal English gardens. Beautiful for quilting, patchwork, and sewing projects with a luxurious feel.
Buckingham Blooms Buckingham Blooms presents an abstract impression of a flourishing garden, with sumptuous, soft petals scattered across a tapestry of strewn leaves. Inspired by a Liberty artwork from 1977,...
Royal Posies This playful floral conversational design was created by combining elements derived from two distinct Liberty archive prints. Its versatile grid pattern forms a chequered effect of stylised leaf...
Regal Stripe Green Inspired by a hand-painted artwork discovered in the Liberty archive, this sophisticated design has been reimagined as a series of alternating decorative stripes. Elegant climbing roses and...
Royal Posies Pink This playful floral conversational design was created by combining elements derived from two distinct Liberty archive prints. Its versatile grid pattern forms a chequered effect of stylised...
Petal Crown Pink Petal Crown, a classic design first produced by Liberty in 1959, carries a sense of nostalgia and charm. Its graceful roses, arranged in swirling clusters and gentle...
Stately Gardens An Art Nouveau marvel, Stately Gardens was inspired by a Liberty furnishing fabric dating back to the 1890s. Selected for its resemblance to perfectly structured topiary gardens, the...
Stately Gardens Blue An Art Nouveau marvel, Stately Gardens was inspired by a Liberty furnishing fabric dating back to the 1890s. Selected for its resemblance to perfectly structured topiary gardens,...
Petal Crown Petal Crown, a classic design first produced by Liberty in 1959, carries a sense of nostalgia and charm. Its graceful roses, arranged in swirling clusters and gentle garlands,...
Regal Stripe Inspired by a hand-painted artwork discovered in the Liberty archive, this sophisticated design has been reimagined as a series of alternating decorative stripes. Elegant climbing roses and primroses...