A thrilling new departure for No.9 is this embroidered tape. Inspired by a typical border from Tibetan rugs used to depict both clouds and waves, the design is rendered in glossy viscose yarns on a matt cotton ground.
An embroidered border that works beautifully with Queen Bee fabric but equally to trim a solid coloured texture. The ground is an elegant ottoman weave which adds to the tailored feel and the four colourways echo the colours of the Dragon Dance wallpaper. The name reflects its honeycomb pattern.
The narrower of the two borders again reinterprets a traditional carpet border and echoes the print design "Tibetan Maze". Perfect for edging curtains, furniture or accessories both tapes brings a new and contemporary edge to the collection as a whole.
Coordinating with the colour palette for the entire trim collection is this stylish tie back. It is available in several useful neutral colours as well as a stunning black and white, an emerald green and rich navy. It adds a smart and tailored finishing touch to any room.
The design is taken from the fabric MORO, and is interpreted with matt yarns using a "rope" stitch. Perfect for border details on accessories as well as the leading edge of curtains and blinds.
This new woven trim comes in four colourways which make a striking punctuation mark on curtains and on furniture - it’s jacquard structure makes it sturdy enough for upholstery. Using trims such as these is also a good way to introduce an unexpected colour into any room.
A simple wide braid where the warp and weft and very close in tone, producing a subtle geometric pattern - a prefect carrier for the 9 luscious colourways. It would make a stylish punctuation to furniture, curtain ended and roman blinds.
This new woven trim comes in four colourways which make a striking punctuation mark on curtains and on furniture - it's jacquard structure makes it sturdy enough for upholstery. Using trims such as these is also a good way to introduce an unexpected colour into any room.
Using the Tweeded Braid as a support for yarn wrapped wooden beads and coloured glass beads, this trim offers a subtly glamorous addition to any scheme. Best used on the leading edge of curtains or the base of lampshades where light will penetrate the beads, bringing the whole composition to life.
A Greek key design is given a fresh and casual appeal by the woven rope-like texture. It’s updated appeal is further enhanced by the unexpected colour combinations.
This is a technique one sees more regularly with glossier, finer yarns in traditional trims. We have shaken things up, using dry cotton yarns in the same saturated colours as the rest of the collection to create something uniquely modern.
This lozenge motif is often found in Greek folk embroidery, and the woven construction of this tape emulates the technique well. The final look is surprisingly contemporary.
A graphic three colour stripe that gives a bold swagger to cushions, curtains and tablecloths. The colour combinations can either coordinate or contrast with the entire no9 outdoor collection.
I love these cords best when they are used as a contrast on a piece of furniture - see how the scarlet 5mm cord brings to life the sectional sofa in our brochure. Any colourway of the micro cord would look equally well piping a loose cover in a natural shade as a stylish highlight.
MEKNES is inspired by the zelig tile borders of North Africa. Large scale interlocking shapes are embroidered in a combination of singing colours.
The combinations of stripes within this braid not only make it eminently covetable, but allows for a surprising shot of unrelated colour within a scheme. Additionally, some of the stripes are of yarn with a subtle gloss, further adding to the allure.
With a similar feel to the ruche braid, this thin stylish braid co bones yarns of different texture and colour to create a subtle tweed effect. It can be used around furniture but looks particularly well when combined with the beaded fringe.
