Arlo Stripe

Arlo Stripe channels the Botanical Atlas collection's spirit of global discovery, drawing from Sir Arthur Liberty's remarkable expeditions across Japan, China, Persia and India between the 1880s and 1910s. This striped textile weaves together botanical and zoological elements within a structured linear framework, informed by the designer's encounters with diverse artistic traditions. The pattern incorporates delicate natural forms alongside refined linear compositions inspired by Chinoiserie elegance, Persian miniature painting, Mughal decorative sophistication and Japanese Edo period aesthetics. Liberty's distinctive methodology honours the authenticity of these historical artistic vocabularies whilst recontextualising them through a distinctly modern design perspective. Rendered in a harmonious palette of complementary tones—from soft neutrals to deeper jewel accents—Arlo Stripe exemplifies the collection's mastery of balancing structured geometry with organic botanical imagery, creating a textile that seamlessly unites centuries of global artistic heritage with contemporary visual refinement.