The luxury cotton linen from Olenka is a medium heavyweight fabric suitable for a wide range of soft furnishings such as curtains and cushions. The fabric can be fire treated and it is also suitable for light upholstery. The cotton-linen blend gives the fabric a luxurious look and feel making it suitable for premium, high-end products. A slub of linen gives the fabric real character and provides surface interest. The design is printed using eco-friendly water-based pigment inks.
The luxury cotton linen is pre-treated to offer excellent durability and wash fastness. Pigments are inherently UV resistant and will provide long-lasting prints.
Lada Buttercup design was inspired by the 17th-century Russian handicraft and painting style Khokhloma. The original pattern was hand-painted with great attention to detail. The Lada Buttercup has a bright yellow background, white elements and grey details of birds and flowers convey light and a happy Spring vibe. And this palette is a beautiful representation of Pantone colour pairing of the year 2021, Ultimate Grey and Illuminating Yellow. This colour combination is inspired by strength, positivity and happiness.
The Lada Red Poppy and Lada Spring Green are beautifully drawn in monochrome folk style birds and flowers offset against a contrasting poppy red or spring green background. The pattern and the colour palette convey positivity, happiness and strength. It’s perfect to add a pop of fresh and happy colour to your space.
Fabric type: Woven
Width: 135cm
Weight: 228gsm
Composition: 94% Cotton, 6% Linen
Martindale rub count: 26,000
Fabric is available by the metre.
Care instructions: Wash on a delicate machine cycle at 30°C. Delicate tumble cycle on low heat. Iron on a medium heat using steam, ironing print side down for best results. Do not bleach. Drip dry. Do not wring. Shrinkage is estimated 4-8%.
Washing instructions are provided as guidelines only and are subject to your own testing.
Usage: Curtains, cushions, soft furnishings, light upholstery.
Can be fire treated. Printed in England.
