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Black Friday Sale - Use Code BLACK15 for 15% off
* Excludes Antiques, Verdures, Fabrics, Pewter & Oak
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Browse through our wide-ranging collection of tapestries by category below. We hold 1,000s of tapestries in stock at our showrooms in Oxford for prompt despatch. Please contact us if you have a specific question or would like to discuss any products from our range.
Discover beautiful custom projects and learn more about the art of tapestry weaving and printing
Hines cushions are woven by master craftsmen on Jacquard tapestry looms in the traditional weaving region of Europe, Flanders. For hundreds of years people have decorated their homes with scatter cushions, on beds, couches in the living room and on favourite reading chairs.
Browse by Product Type or by Themed Collections to find your perfect Home Accessories from Hines of Oxford
Inspired from the past, woven for the present, these richly-textured fabrics will provide a luxurious warmth and finesse to complement the interior decoration of any property, whether period or contemporary, for the most discerning of clients around the world.
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Hand upholstered in the UK with classical studding and hand polished beech legs, these stools make a stunning addition to any room.
Craftsmen have been using Oak for centuries and is at the very heart of English history.There are no short-cuts in making quality furniture, every single process is hand worked by skilled craftsmen.Whichever piece you choose, you will enjoy some of the finest oak furniture available today that will live on for generations to come.
The Pewter story goes back almost 4000 years - Hines luxury pewterware is perfect for hosting guests in your home.
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All you need to know about the company from it's brand roots in 1830 right through to the present day Hines of Oxford.
