Linwood • Fabrics, Wallpapers & Cushions

30/10/2026

What makes Linwood a go to for interior designer Lisa Helmanis? Sumptuous velvets, interesting colour and fabrics that perform exceptionally well.

As Creative Director of Day Studio, Lisa specialises in restaurant projects, bringing that same considered eye to her own home. She shares her love of pattern and colour, creating spaces that feel layered and lived in, and the banquette she designed for her own home.

Plus, the pieces she treasures most and why she loves a dinner party.

Designs featured: Cushions in linen and velvet; Curtains in Barra Weave; Daybed in Close Encounters Velvet; Banquette in Issa Earth Velvet.

Watch the full interview.

28/10/2026

Introducing Lamorna, a considered collection of three fine scale weaves, each with its own rhythm and texture.

A versatile palette of neutrals and richer shades makes Lamorna easy to combine, with all three designs suited to upholstery, curtains and soft furnishings.

Discover Lamorna and request samples via the link in the comments.

Designs featured: Sofa in Cove Tea Green; Cushions left to right, Raindrops Ice Blue and Ripple Pear.

23/10/2026

A clever way to disguise a television and introduce softness to the room, as seen in the home of interior designer Alice Gaskell.

The cabinet is upholstered in Bryher, one of Linwood’s longest-standing collections, a small-scale woven design produced on a traditional loom. It proves that a well-designed fabric can feel just as relevant in a modern interior as it did when first introduced.

TV Frame: Bryher in Sky and Regatta
Interior Design: Alice Grace Design

21/10/2026

Introducing NoMo, our exclusive Merino wool velvet, woven in Italy as a more considered alternative to traditional mohair velvet.

Its beautifully soft, lustrous pile is woven from specially sourced 100% Merino wool rather than Angora goat hair, offering a different approach to achieving the depth, movement and luxurious handle associated with mohair.

Discover NoMo and request samples via the link in the comments.

Design: Armchair, NoMo Pine

15/10/2026

It was lovely to be back at Decorex, catching up with familiar faces and meeting new ones.

Thank you to everyone who visited us and to our wonderful collaborators, whose beautiful pieces helped bring our stand to life.

Curtain poles: The Bradley Collection
Table lampshades: thelampshadelady.co.uk
Furniture: Upholstory
Demilune console: William Yeoward
Rug: The Unnatural Flooring Company
Trimmings: Samuel & Sons

If you weren’t able to join us, you can explore Hula, Nomo and Lamorna via the link in the comments.

13/10/2026

At Decorex? Come and see what’s new at Linwood.

We’re showcasing three new AW26 collections, Hula, Nomo and Lamorna, each bringing its own character through expressive pattern, luxurious texture and rich colour.

Find us at Stand C34 and see them in person before the show closes on 14 October.

09/10/2026

Hula is now online.

Geometric pattern, expressive colour and intricate embroidery come together across printed linens and tactile textured grounds. From bold, graphic designs to more playful, painterly motifs, each brings its own character to the collection.

Explore Hula and request samples via the link in the comments.

Designs featured: Curtains in To The Point Archery; Sofa in Ahoy There Jade.

07/10/2026

Craftsmanship lies at the heart of Hula. From hand drawn lines to intricate embroidery, each design is brought to life through screen printing, hand block printing and careful hand finishing.

A first look at Hula, launching tomorrow, 8 October.

02/10/2026

We proud to be showcasing our new collections – Hula, NoMo and Lamorna – at Decorex this month.

See the collections at Olympia London from 11–14 October, on Stand C34.

Here’s a sneak preview...

1. Sofa in NoMo Cherry Wood
2. Curtains in Raindrops Papaya, Lamorna and Footsool in Ripple Salmon, Lamorna
3. Blind and sink skirt in Zippy Sandcastle, Hula
4. Ahoy There Embroidery in Tequila Sunrise, Hula

Book your tickets here: decorex.com

30/09/2026

What comes to mind when you think of pink? Soft blush, pastel, plum or something more earthy?

Pink has seen a much needed evolution, moving beyond the cutesy shades of the past to become a versatile choice for the whole home.

In our latest blog, Rhoda Parry explores the many faces of pink and how to use this sometimes controversial colour in a way that feels sophisticated, modern and easy to live with.

Discover pink decorating ideas for every room, from grown-up bedroom schemes to kitchens and living spaces, plus what colours to pair with pink.