Liberty Fabrics Lantana Cotton & Wool Blend Fabric, Prospect Flower A

Prospect Flower draws inspiration from the 1960s Art Nouveau revival and Bernard Nevill’s iconic Prospect Road design. Hand-painted in the Liberty studio, it features bold petals filled with flat colour, stripes, scribbles, and curves, radiating vibrant retro energy. Part of the Collectibles chapter in Liberty’s 150th anniversary collection, it celebrates a decade of bold printmaking and artistic evolution. 

Lantana is a signature Liberty fabric with a luxurious mid-weight feel. It blends wool and cotton for a finish that drapes beautifully while also providing a flattering structure.

Composition: 83% Cotton 17% Wool

Weight: 125g/sm, 183g/lm

Width: 146cm (57″) wide

Care: Wash at 30°C, Line Dry

Collection: In honour of 150 years of Liberty, the From the Studio collection for AW25 celebrates the rich heritage and creative spirit of this iconic London design house. Featuring a mix of capsule and seasonal fabric bases, the collection includes some of Liberty’s latest AW25 prints alongside timeless Liberty Classics.

Since opening its doors on Regent Street in 1875, Liberty has been synonymous with artistry and innovation in textile design. This anniversary collection shines a light on the makers behind the magic, exploring the designers, illustrators, and printmakers who have shaped Liberty’s story.

Divided into three themes – Craftsmanship, Collaboration, and Collectibles - From the Studio offers a rare glimpse into the creative process, from initial sketches and hand-painted artwork to digital experimentation and final fabric prints. A true celebration of Liberty’s legacy in printmaking and storytelling.