Tudor Mille-Fleurs Tapestry Fabric

The Chateau Collection is presented as a unique collection of finely-woven tapestry fabrics, suitable for a wide variety of uses for interior furnishing, including curtains and upholstery, as well as other decorative accessories.

Produced in the traditional weaving regions of Europe, these fine quality furnishing fabrics are woven on Jacquard looms by silled craftsmen using carefully selected yarns, creating attractive textures in authenic colours.

Styles span an extensive historical period, from the great Bayeux Tapestry of the 11th Century, through the Medieval and Renaissance eras of the later periods, to the English 'Arts & Crafts' designs of the late 19th Century.

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.

After selecting your tapestry and adding it to the shopping bag, you can choose your hanging rod option from the hanging rod page by clicking here.

The black bar part of the hanging rods are telescopic and will fit any tapestry widths that fall within the size range specified. For example, if your tapestry was 90cm wide you would need a Size 2 hanging rod. Note: The hanging rod can be slid in or out to show as little or as much of the black bar as you would like.

In our Oxford stockrooms we hold at any one time 1,000s of tapestries, cushions and other tapestry products. Although we normally hold everything in stock for quick delivery, sometimes items that are shown online for purchase aren't in stock ready for quick despatch.

If you are ordering for a specific event or special occasion or simply need it to arrive by a particular date please email us on [email protected] or call us on +44 (0)1865 741144 quoting the SKU reference and the date you need delivery by. We will quickly let you know if your desired item(s) is available within the timeframe given.