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"Down a drive flanked by two stone obelisks sits a centuries old farmyard, where passing a gabled house, a path takes you through a walled garden down to a sunlit studio tucked in the corner behind beds of yellow and red roses. Beneath the beamed roof sit two desks. Bastien Halard, architect, Frenchman, owner of exactly two tractors and one digger sits at one, Miranda Brooks, landscape architect, returned to her native England, the unsuspecting queen of children parties, sits at the other. In this setting, with the help of many coffees and green teas made over the stove, exchanged during the topsy turvy start to the decade, the Catswood Design Collection of fabrics was created to celebrate the joys of life in all its cheerful, ever moving, trod upon, and unexpected forms. These fabrics have been designed with several specific gardens in mind, the colours tried and tested, with each one meant to serve as the backdrop to life at home, meeting the demands of celebrations, dogs, cats, ducks, horses, teenagers, red wine and unexpected guests; all with a loosened simplicity that will bring joy to your everyday life."

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Miranda Brooks and Bastien Halard had their work cut out for them when, in 2017, the married couple acquired a 17th-century farmhouse in Gloucestershire, England. The interiors were damp and poky; outside, untouched fields rolled on for miles. “We didn’t have a single flower,” recalls Brooks (who has designed some of New York’s most beautiful gardens). The scenery was especially barren right outside the kitchen window, where the family members (including daughters Apollonie and Violette Grey) spend much of their time and Halard has positioned a couch for midday naps. So what’s a landscape architect to do? Upholster furniture in the garden, years away from blooming, with brilliant red roses—and design the fabric herself.Lilah Ramzi - Vogue

During their first winter in the Cotswolds, Miranda Brooks and Bastien Halard were met not by glittering hoarfrost and scenic drifting snow but by one of the wettest seasons on record. Rain poured, their 17th-century stone house was damp, and the freshly graded landscape (a former dairy farm) was mud as far as the eye could see. Despairing that spring would ever come, the AD100 Brooklyn expats—he a French-born designer, she a Hertfordshire lass turned garden guru—fashioned a creative escape: conjuring up flowered fabrics that would be used on their own outdoor furniture.Mitchell Owens - Architectural Digest

Welcome to Catswood: Miranda Brooks’ ‘instant garden’ The celebrated landscape designer has created a debut line of outdoor fabricsClara Baldock - Financial Times

These Nature-Inspired Textiles Are Putting a Spring in Our Step Fabric, wallpaper, and tablescapes showcase the stunning beauty of nature's flora and fauna.Mary Alice Russell - Veranda

"My mum spends a lot of time on her wonderful terrace and, like all Brits, she loves gardens," says Francisca. The writer confesses that her mother passed on that passion to her, which is why she is very excited about the opening of Catswood Design's new online store. This brand, created by Miranda Brooks and Bastien Halard, specializes in indoor and outdoor fabrics, which were designed with specific gardens in mind. "It's the best website to buy beautiful creations inspired by nature and outdoor living. Everything they sell is always very stylish and personal, like the cute store website," says Matteoli.Francisca Matteoli - ED