The print September is inspired by Camilla's favourite organic garden, Rosendals trädgård, located in her home town Stockholm. The process of making the print started with Camilla's huge water colour painting.

The craftsmanship in making a print is as much about the imaginary world and the creation of a drawing as it is to find the flow and rhythm, colours and contrasts.

A design becomes a favourite that stay with us because of the balance between that print and the weave, making it beautiful and comfortable also as time goes by. Our sustainable making is about both style and Linen ecology, to give our fabrics the gift of durability and high quality to age with grace.

This large floral print works great together with our print Capri and other graphic prints with a structured repeat. Generous Sunflowers co-exist together with smaller flowers and vegetables, giving it a lovely flow.

The first colour combinaiton we make is a tribute to our Scandinavian herritage. Swedish yellow and blue inspired by the Island of the Royal Djurgården and the Royal Copper Tents in Hagaparken, finished in 1790 comissioned by King Gustav III.

The colours also mark our love of contrasts, making an interior interesting as well as comfortable.

In the second colourway Ebony/Black the print gets a completely different attitude. With a lovely organic and contemporary feeling, and mixed with our new print Capri, the two adds hominess and contrast to modern homes. Imagine it in an apartment in the city, a villa on Capri, or a small lovely cottage at the island of Swedish Fårö.