Liberty Fabrics x Bridgerton Regal Bloom A Tana Lawn™ Cotton
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Regal Blossom draws inspiration from the smallest
hand-painted vignettes found within the pages of a
Liberty pattern book dating from the 1840s – 1860s.
Imaginatively reinterpreted in the Liberty design studio,
this exquisitely delicate botanical is reminiscent of
typical Regency-era printed fabrics. Feather-light and
ethereal, its dainty flowers sway in a windswept motion,
brought to life by fragile tendrils, meandering leaves,
and trailing vines.
- Part of the Liberty Fabrics & Bridgerton collection
- In collaboration with Netflix and Shondaland
- Penelope’s Garden chapter
- Name: Bow Bouquet
- Composition: 100% Cotton
- Roll Width (finished/usable): 1.36m/1.33m
- Weight: 76 g/sqm, 104g/lm
- Care: Wash 40°C, line dry
- Fabric Type: Tana Lawn™ Cotton
USAGE
Including but not limited to:
Adult & Kids Fashion - Dresses, Pyjamas, Trousers, Shirts, Skirts, Tops
Accessories - Bags, Hair Scrunchies, Slippers, Purses, Buttons, Pocket Squares
Homeware - Blankets, Lampshades, Bedding, Table Linen, Pillows, Quilting
COLLECTION
For the love match of the social season world-renowned design house, Liberty Fabrics, and Netflix’s and Shondaland’s critically acclaimed series, Bridgerton, have collaborated in preparation for dressing the ladies of the ton with an exclusive fabric collection. Exquisitely printed on Liberty’s finely tuned Tana Lawn™ cotton, elegant Belgravia silk satin, Kensington crepe de chine, and Monument twill, the collection consists of nine designs inspired by artworks discovered in the Liberty archive and Bridgerton’s enthralling narrative. Meticulously redrawn and recoloured by the Liberty design studio, the prints have been divided into three atmospheric chapters: Penelope’s Garden, Regency Bouquet, and Botanical Trellis. Showcasing a diverse array of charming blooms, from highly intricate floral renderings to decadent bouquets, the series evokes a sense of romantic charm as well as being a testament to both collaborative partners’ visionary creativity.
