Christopher Farr Cloth Fabric and Wallpaper Story

Christopher Farr Cloth was launched in 2000 by Michal Silver with partners Christopher Farr and Matthew Bourne. They have since broadened from fabrics to wallpapers and trimmings. Having developed a reputation for high quality designs for interiors, their exciting colour combinations and use of pattern has inspired many homes and businesses.

Christopher Farr Cloth's creativity is drawn from both past archival work by 20th century artists and current artists and designers they work with. The demand for their products continues to grow and this is in no small part thanks to their outstanding collaborations. This includes famed designers such as Kit Kemp and Neisha Crosland whose styles line-up wonderfully with the signature Christopher Farr look.

The brand release new designs as part of their existing collections. These are simply split between the type of materials and who they worked with. Take a closer look at these ranges.

Christopher Farr Cloth Collections

These woven fabric designs have been produced in European artisanal mills. They're ideal for adding texture to any interior.

Many of Christopher Farr's most popular patterns can be found on wallpapers. There's also raffia and vinyl designs for modern spaces.

These, often colourful, fabrics have been hand or screen printed in the UK. There's also plenty of alternatives for fans of muted tones.

Practical can also be stylish with these outdoor and performance fabrics. They're highly durable making them perfect for upholstery.

Decorative trims have been created to complete home furnishings and curtains in a range of complementing colours and patterns.

A number of the best loved fabric designs have been repurposed to create this collection of stunning cushions.

Christopher Farr Collaborations

The Creative Director of Firmdale Hotels, Kit Kemp, is known for using a surprising mix of colours and pattern. This translates wonderfully into the Christopher Farr colour palette.

Neisha Crosland is both a designer and author and she is all about oversized graphic patterns done in style. They're the ideal way to create a statement in interiors.

This artist's style starts and ends with weaving. Her craftsmanship and mathematical ingenuity transforms into stunning textiles that are inspired by rich histories.