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Margo Selby is a renowned British textile artist and designer. Her design philosophy is focused on pushing the boundaries of weaving to create contemporary stylish fabrics, accessories and interior products.
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Margo uses many types of thread: cotton; silk; wool; tencel. The warp design is developed through yarn windings. Her handwoven artworks often employ Lampas weave structure, that allows pure weft colour to sit on pure warp colour.
Margo's use of colour is instinctive and joyful – blocks of colour interacting. The proportions are arrived at by way of combining intuition and measurement. In a game of scale, moving from micro to macro, each composition is a development of weave structures blown-up and abstracted. The method of production requires exact planning and complex mathematical calculation.
The Capella and Apollo hand knotted rugs take inspiration from the intersecting blocks in Margo’s hand woven moon landing artwork - they are defining examples of the studio’s ‘Art into Industry’ approach. One edition of each design is currently available for worldwide shipping: 2.4m x 1.7m

Art

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Margo Selby has designed three collections for the British interiors company Osborne & Little.
Margo Selby textiles are known for their distinctive colour and pattern. Our fabric archive features a range of qualities suitable for upholstery, soft furnishing, and curtains, for domestic and in some cases contract projects.
Margo Selby has designed three collections for the British interiors company Osborne & Little. Each collection brings together diverse textures and striking colour in woven fabrics for upholstery and soft-furnishing. Inspirations are as diverse as Fairisle knit, cut glass and Bauhaus typography, and music.

Upholstery

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Etch, in a subtle near-monochrome palette, pewter, black, ecru and antique gold, is a striking grid of dots. The textural quality of this jacquard fabric is achieved through a double-weave process; interwoven mixed fibres, including a heat-shrink yarn, create a tension in the cloth for an embossed surface – a Margo Selby signature structure.
The Blaze decorative cushion features isosceles triangles forming a diamond pattern, in navy and burnt sienna, with a unifying horizontal pinstripe ombré.
The Gladstone rug is hand tufted in varying shades of blues and greens which change in tone as the light hits them from different angles. The 9 colours balance to build a unified composition.

Home Accessories

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The Peggy hand-knotted rug is a spotty multi-coloured design in rich and contrasting earthy tones. The spots are layered over different blocks of colour in the background adding depth to the design.
The Canterbury rug is a technically complex design achieved with 12 harmonious colours in a geometric progression. Chromatically subtle, in pinks, blues, ochres and olive, with a tonal range from black to ecru. The orthogonal linearity, narrow or broad, and regular or varying, makes for visual depth and interest.
Margo Selby joined forces with Christopher Farr to produce the Vexillum rug, the design directly related to her handwoven artworks. A collectible piece, the rug is made in pure wool using a traditional hand knotting technique. Two variations were also produced, smaller in size and hand-tufted. This project is at the intersection of Margo Selby’s practice and the embodiment of her tenet: Art-Into-Industry.

Flooring Ideas

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Margo Selby at Hillarys An exclusive collection of Roman blinds and curtains from the renowned British textile artist and designer Margo Selby.
Margo Selby at Hillarys An exclusive collection of Roman blinds and curtains from the renowned British textile artist and designer Margo Selby.
Margo Selby Studio have worked with leading British brand Hillarys to make a capsule collection of 23 fabrics for curtains, blinds and soft furnishings; bold graphics and fresh colour for contemporary domestic spaces.

Custom Curtains

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Cushion Inspiration
Margo Selby
Monochrome Palette
Double Weave
Colourful Cushions
The Cloth
Heat Shrink
Cushion Design
Color Textures
Etch Cushion
Etch, in a subtle near-monochrome palette, pewter, black, ecru and antique gold, is a striking grid of dots. The textural quality of this jacquard fabric is achieved through a double-weave process; interwoven mixed fibres, including a heat-shrink yarn, create a tension in the cloth for an embossed surface – a Margo Selby signature structure.
Margo Selby has designed three collections for the British interiors company Osborne & Little. Bauhaus Typography, British Interior Design, Alternative Flooring, Upholstery Ideas, Contemporary Curtains, British Interior, Weaving Textiles, Woven Fabrics
Bauhaus Typography
British Interior Design
Alternative Flooring
Upholstery Ideas
Contemporary Curtains
British Interior
Weaving Textiles
Woven Fabrics
Margo Selby x Osborne & Little
Margo Selby has designed three collections for the British interiors company Osborne & Little.
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Designer Cushions
American Quilt
Ikat Design
Burnt Sienna
Cushion Pads
Geometric Patterns
Blaze Cushion
The Blaze decorative cushion features isosceles triangles forming a diamond pattern, in navy and burnt sienna, with a unifying horizontal pinstripe ombré.
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Warp Design
Silk Wool
Cotton Silk
It Works
Meditation
Hand Weaving
Typography
Margo Selby | Woven Process
Margo uses many types of thread: cotton; silk; wool; tencel. The warp design is developed through yarn windings. Her handwoven artworks often employ Lampas weave structure, that allows pure weft colour to sit on pure warp colour.
the margo seley collection is available in four different colors and patterns, including blue, green, yellow, red, white
Pattern Interior
Designer Rugs
Color Palette Bright
Blues And Greens
Color Balance
Change In
Sustainable Materials
Rug Pattern
Gladstone Rug
The Gladstone rug is hand tufted in varying shades of blues and greens which change in tone as the light hits them from different angles. The 9 colours balance to build a unified composition.
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Autumn 2022
Furnishings Design
Textile Artist
Margo Selby x Osborne & Little
Margo Selby has designed three collections for the British interiors company Osborne & Little. Each collection brings together diverse textures and striking colour in woven fabrics for upholstery and soft-furnishing. Inspirations are as diverse as Fairisle knit, cut glass and Bauhaus typography, and music.
three colorful blankets stacked on top of each other with the label reading margo seley
Morecambe Towels
The Morecambe design is a bold rhythmic pattern. Made up of multicoloured geometric motifs, these sumptuous woven cotton towels provide an instant splash of colour.
a black and white book cover with an abstract pattern
Woven Textiles
Soft Furnishings
Accessories Design
Bespoke
Upholstery
Textiles
Curtains
Margo Selby | Bespoke Fabrics
Margo Selby textiles are known for their distinctive colour and pattern. Our fabric archive features a range of qualities suitable for upholstery, soft furnishing, and curtains, for domestic and in some cases contract projects.
Marvin | A cut velvet design based on tessellating tile patterns. This fabric is woven using different ‘cut and loop’ weaves creating a rich, textured cloth with a 3-dimensional effect. The Margo Selby collection for Osborne & Little brings together diverse textures and striking colours, in luxe woven fabrics. Inspirations are as diverse as Fairisle knit, cut glass patterns, Bauhaus typography, and music. Colour Drawing, King Duvet Set, Colorful Bedding, Velvet Design, Tapestry Blanket, Double Duvet
Colour Drawing
King Duvet Set
Colorful Bedding
Velvet Design
Tapestry Blanket
Double Duvet
Marvin Chartreuse Cushion
Marvin | A cut velvet design based on tessellating tile patterns. This fabric is woven using different ‘cut and loop’ weaves creating a rich, textured cloth with a 3-dimensional effect. The Margo Selby collection for Osborne & Little brings together diverse textures and striking colours, in luxe woven fabrics. Inspirations are as diverse as Fairisle knit, cut glass patterns, Bauhaus typography, and music.
an orange and black chair next to a sign that says margo seley colours + texture
Textile Artists
Jacquard Fabric
Interior Spaces
Etch Cushion
Etch, in a subtle near-monochrome palette, pewter, black, ecru and antique gold, is a striking grid of dots. The textural quality of this jacquard fabric is achieved through a double-weave process; interwoven mixed fibres, including a heat-shrink yarn, create a tension in the cloth for an embossed surface – a Margo Selby signature structure.
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Interior design
Color palette bright
Geometric design
Alternative flooring
Textile design
a large area rug is on the floor in front of a sign that reads margo seley colours and texture
Vermillion Red
Area Rug Design
House Furniture Design
Stock Art
Peggy Rug
The Peggy hand-knotted rug is a spotty multi-coloured design in rich and contrasting earthy tones. The spots are layered over different blocks of colour in the background adding depth to the design.
a close up of a coffee table on a carpet with the words margie elby above it
Harmonious Colours
Patterned Rugs
Complex Design
Canterbury Rug
The Canterbury rug is a technically complex design achieved with 12 harmonious colours in a geometric progression. Chromatically subtle, in pinks, blues, ochres and olive, with a tonal range from black to ecru. The orthogonal linearity, narrow or broad, and regular or varying, makes for visual depth and interest.
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Weaving
Interior Design
Design
Margo Selby | Tesselation Series
Margo's use of colour is instinctive and joyful – blocks of colour interacting. The proportions are arrived at by way of combining intuition and measurement. In a game of scale, moving from micro to macro, each composition is a development of weave structures blown-up and abstracted. The method of production requires exact planning and complex mathematical calculation.
an image of some different colored patterns on the cover of a book with text that reads,
Signature Design
Tile Patterns
Marvin Chartreuse Cushion
A cut velvet design based on tessellating tile patterns. This fabric is woven using different ‘cut and loop’ weaves creating a rich, textured cloth with a 3-dimensional effect.
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Landing Artwork
Moon Landing
S Art
Loom Weaving
Studio S
Art into Industry
The Capella and Apollo hand knotted rugs take inspiration from the intersecting blocks in Margo’s hand woven moon landing artwork - they are defining examples of the studio’s ‘Art into Industry’ approach. One edition of each design is currently available for worldwide shipping: 2.4m x 1.7m