Statement Stripe Fabric
Studio Humbug
£2.50 – £145.00
Studio Humbug was founded by designer Kate Cary, out of a desire to produce beautiful interior textiles and fabrics in a more sustainable way. This Statement Stripe pattern features a hand painted, extra wide stripe with a characterful edge, to bring a bold update to the classical stripe and add a textured dimension to a space.
This Studio Humbug fabric is printed onto 18% natural Belgian linen and 82% viscose, and is perfect for curtains, upholstery, cushions and soft furnishings.
Samples available immediately.
Min order 1m, please allow 2-4 weeks for dispatch.
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Delivery for Mainland UK: £8.50
Delivery for Wallpaper & Fabric Rolls: £18.00
Delivery for Custom Lampshades: £20.00
Free collection is available from our store. Please see our opening times.
We aim to process orders on the same day. Once processed, please allow 2-4 working days for delivery.
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About Studio Humbug
Studio Humbug was founded by designer Kate Cary, out of a desire to produce beautiful interior textiles and fabrics in a more sustainable way. Every fabric is printed to order in the North of England to ensure a sustainable and mindful business model with minimal waste, and every wallpaper is printed using water based, non-toxic inks. Studio Humbug’s designs are distinctive and classical – they aim to celebrate the simplicity in a straight line, and to draw something unique and beautiful from the simple.
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We are committed to providing a space where you can shop for beautiful products that have been made in a way that is sustainable for the planet and kind to the people on it.
We source our products from independent designers mostly in the UK and Europe. We always look for local (UK based) options before we look further afield. We also try to support new and emerging brands and makers. Most of our products are made in small production runs, by artisans or the designer themselves. Where larger manufacturers are involved we ensure that they adhere a fair and transparent supply chain and do not use sweatshops, trafficked, bonded, child or forced labour.
