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From Japan With Love
LAUNCHING 1ST JULY 2021! Liberty has historically been shaped by a long-standing respect and passion for Japanese design. In 1889, Emma Liberty and her husband Arthur took a trip to Japan that deepened their love for the country’s unparalleled artisanship and creative heritage. Emma, an avid photographer kept a pictorial record of their journey which was made into a leather… -
Liberty Champions
The Liberty Champions Collection celebrates the thrills, spills and epic highs of competitive sports – with artworks inspired by the archive, alongside brand new prints drawn and painted in the Liberty Fabrics design studio. The collection pays homage to the Sports Day events that were once held for the Liberty community by our founder Arthur Lasenby Liberty on the grounds… -
Victory Vault
Enter our Victory Vault to discover the biggest successes of recent Liberty Fabrics collections. Each design has been originally created by the Liberty studio team as part of a modern seasonal collection - this is the only place where these prints remain available in their original scale and colour. The vault is continually growing and changing as memorable designs progress… -
Open Call
Committed to championing the young designers of the future, we continually support emerging talent - enabling others to discover their exceptional creations. In 2019, four creatives had their work immortalised in Liberty Fabric as part of #libertyopencall - becoming the latest chapter in an ever-evolving design story. After whittling down a shortlist from over 5000 incredible entries, our discerning panel… -
CC18 - A Pocket Full of Memories
One fine summer's day… A child starts out on a journey of exploration through a bustling city. From glorious gardens to magnificent museums, inspiring archives and splendid art galleries, the day is an action packed adventure of stunning sights, sensational sounds and dazzling discoveries. A Pocket Full of Memories is a joyful collection of 16 original Liberty designs inspired by… -
CC17 - The Little Land of Rhyme
In the Little Land of Rhyme there was a House That Jack Built with brightly coloured flowered fields to explore and friendly farmyard animals to play with. Along the lane lived Mary Mary Quite Contrary whose garden was filled with silver bells and bright cockelshells. Past the hedgerows Mother Goose would waddle in all her finery to see The Lion…
