Sanderson brings Brockhampton’s gardens indoors with National Trust collection
The British textile house collaborates with the National Trust to release Volume II, a collection of hand painted fabrics and embroideries inspired by the verdant landscapes of Brockhampton Estate, available through the brand's Made to Measure service.
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Sanderson’s Sanderson x National Trust Volume II collection draws its essence from the lush grounds and storied heritage of Brockhampton Estate, translating the countryside into a series of meticulously crafted textiles for the home. Hand painted prints and embroidered weaves capture the botanical character of the estate’s gardens, rendered in the soft, naturalistic palette that defines the collaboration: sage greens and dusty reds unfold across cream grounds, their delicate branches and clustered flowers suggesting both the precision of horticulture and the gentle spontaneity of nature.
The collection extends across curtains and soft furnishings, each piece designed to frame domestic spaces with the same grace that a garden view commands from a window. Striped bed hangings in muted tones complement the botanical prints, while the hand painted florals evoke the labour of the estate’s own craftspeople and gardeners. Every design carries the weight of observation, the kind of intimate knowledge that comes from spending time within a landscape and understanding how light moves across its forms.
Sanderson’s Made to Measure service offers the opportunity to tailor these designs to individual spaces, acknowledging that no two homes frame their windows or dress their windows quite the same way. The collection is available through the brand’s website, where each design can be explored in full scale and adapted to suit the proportions and light of a specific room. Made to Measure pieces arrive thoughtfully crafted for their intended place, a gentle assertion that beautiful design need not compromise for standard dimensions or generic installations.
Imagery courtesy of Sanderson (@sanderson1860).
