Liberty fabrics are incredibly easy to fall in love with, with their iconic patterns and incredibly tactile make up, they represent a little bit of a luxury that we believe everyone deserves now and again. When Coco & Wolf evolved to include homewares the aim was always to introduce these little luxuries into your homes in a completely individual way, whether that was with a cushion in your favourite print for small-scale beauty, or a larger statement with prints layered across bedding, quilts and pillowcases. 

Fast forward to Spring Summer 2021 and we’re embracing the next level of luxe with a larger than ever collection of Liberty silks. Like the much-loved Tana Lawn™ cotton, the silks produced by Liberty are the most incredible, luxury quality which have become iconic in their own right. With its lustrous drape and fluidity and a has to be seen to be believed luminous surface, Liberty silk sees prints and colours take on a real opulence. Today we’re introducing you to the silks we have carefully curated for our Spring Summer 2021 collection. Warning, you will fall fast and hard!

CAPE VISTA

A closer look at Cape Vista

Cape Vista frames idyllic coastal scenes through palm trees and bougainvillea flowers. Painted in gouache in a loose and playful way, this design incorporates imagery of small bays and boats.

EDIE LANE

A closer look at Edie Lane

Redrawn from a 1910s Liberty print impression, Edie Lane is a graphic representation of a spring field of scattered bell flowers and busy lizzies. The design is block coloured with geometric leaves to create an organic stencil effect.

JESSICA'S PICNIC

A closer look at Jessica's Picnic

Redrawn from a 1910s Liberty print impression, Edie Lane is a graphic representation of a spring field of scattered bell flowers and busy lizzies. The design is block coloured with geometric leaves to create an organic stencil effect.

"Liberty's silk is a fabric prized for its lustrous drape and fluidity, along with its luminously high-shine surface."

JUNGLE TRIP

A closer look at Jungle Trip

In Jungle Trip, intense tones and expressive paint marks create a layered tangle of foliage and flowers. A richly imaginative tropical landscape emerges, its stylised elements depicted in a riot of colour – painted by hand in the Liberty Fabrics studio.

MICHELLE | COCO & WOLF EXCLUSIVE

A closer look at Michelle

Michelle is a quintessential 1930s Liberty floral, developed from an archival design from 1933. It was created by D.S. – the same enigmatic artist who created the iconic Liberty Fabrics prints Betsy and Wiltshire. This sand colour way features neutral tones of taupe, mushroom, sand and peach, and has been developed exclusively by Coco & Wolf with Liberty Fabrics.

NIRVANA

A closer look at Nirvana

This graphic scene takes inspiration from the Nirvana desert, where highways run all the way to the mountains – passing endless sandy dunes and beautiful cactuses along the way.

SUNSHINE ROAD

A closer look at Sunshine Road

In this enchanted meadow landscape the flowers loom as large as trees, with a river meandering slowly through flower-speckled pastures. Sunshine Road is drawn in pencil and filled in with flat colour, finished with a highlighting outline.

We’ve spoken before about why the world is going crazy for silk pillowcases, so what are you waiting for? Browse the new collection now.