Canterbury - A Medley of English Garden Themes

Hudson

Newark, NJ – Thibaut’s newest collection, “Canterbury,” is a celebration of English gardens. From Dutch topiaries and Romanesque urns to Parisian fountains, the collection showcases a range of diverse styles and a variety of garden treasures.

Designs include “Marion,” an ornate vertical pattern dressed with lattice-work, berry vines, lemon trees, butterflies, and birds; and "Hudson," a dense mix of grapevines, ferns, grasses, and leaves. “Bellevue” is an elegant, tall, two-color branching pattern with flowers, vines, and birdcages. Replicating the intricacy of an iron gate, “Covington” is another two-color design with vertical scrollwork and fanciful leaves. “Berkshire,” a subtle tone-on-tone design, is an open pattern featuring large botanical ferns. The collection contains lighthearted, whimsical designs with wire flower baskets, tiny garden bugs, and topiary trees. A novelty pattern called “Laundrette” features dainty clotheslines with colorful articles of clothing hanging out to dry—summery and charmingly-depicted t-shirts, tank-tops, pants, shorts, beach towels, bikinis, overalls, socks, etc. Throughout the collection there are coordinating striped patterns, trellis designs, and fabrics.

The collection features a broad range of colors. There are clean, fresh hues like deep strawberry, salmon pink, sky blue, celadon, grass green, and butter yellow, as well as earthy tones like butterscotch, moss green, olive, mocha, rust, and brick red.

For more information about “Canterbury,” or for the names of local retailers or interior designers, contact Thibaut at 800-223-0704.

Founded in 1886, Thibaut is the oldest continuously operating wallpaper company in the United States. Known for its exceptional and unique designs, the company distinguishes itself from its competitors with inspiring color palettes, fresh interpretations of classic designs, and exclusive artwork created by an in-house design team. Design styles range from historic reproductions, toile, and chinoiserie to tropical and novelty patterns. Designers and consumers have been attracted to the firm's creative designs that "push the envelope," their exclusive print fabrics, new woven fabric lines, and their market-tested products that help inspire people to decorate. For more information about Thibaut, visit the company's web site at www.thibautdesign.com.

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