Country Revival Style Fabrics

Country Revival Fabrics

Country Revival captures the soul of the English countryside — comforting, authentic, and enduringly beautiful. Rooted in long years of British tradition but made for modern living, these fabrics evoke soft light, weathered wood, and the quiet rhythm of rural life.
We offer printed florals, traditional stripes, and woven textures inspired by farmhouse simplicity. Where possible we use natural materials - cotton, linen, and wool - chosen for their honesty and tactility. The country home is less a style, more a feeling of ease, familiarity, and warmth. 

What Is Country Revival Style?

Country Revival style is a modern reinterpretation of traditional rural interiors. It takes its inspiration from English country cottages, farmhouses, and vintage textiles, but gives them a refreshed, updated look. The key idea is to blend heritage patterns—such as florals, ticking stripes, checks, and toiles—with a more contemporary sense of colour and proportion. Rather than being rustic or shabby, Country Revival interiors feel elegantly lived-in, warm, and enduring.

What Are Country Revival Fabrics?

Country Revival fabrics include woven linens, printed cottons, and soft wool blends that evoke comfort and craftsmanship. You’ll often find designs such as botanical prints, faded damasks, trailing florals, and small geometrics, all recoloured in softer or more muted palettes. These textiles celebrate the craft traditions of British mills while fitting seamlessly into modern homes. Many high-end makers now offer Country Revival collections that are both sustainable and timeless.

How to Use Country Revival Fabrics in Your Home

Country Revival fabrics work beautifully for curtains, upholstery, cushions, and headboards. The trick is to mix patterns and textures thoughtfully—pair a bold floral linen with a subtle herringbone or check to create depth. Choose colours inspired by nature: sage greens, dusty pinks, ochres, and weathered blues bring the look to life. Layering is essential; it creates that sense of comfort and continuity the style is known for.

How Is Country Revival Different From Traditional Country Style?

Traditional country style can sometimes feel heavy or cluttered, with deep colours and ornate prints. Country Revival, by contrast, feels lighter and fresher. It keeps the heart of the countryside aesthetic—handcrafted quality and natural charm—but updates it with simpler silhouettes and more space-conscious layouts. The result suits both period cottages and modern city homes that want a touch of rural calm.