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All-Over Floral

“All-over” patterns have fairly closely spaced motifs that are evenly distributed.  This is a lovely example of that, with the large flowers having an elegant curve to the stems and a directional orientation that might give a striped effect, except for the perfect placement and bi-directional nature of the other floral and leaf elements.  The overall effect is both timeless and non-directional. This pattern is particularly adaptable for custom floorcloths.

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Full image of this shaped floorcloth with an all over floral pattern based on a Christopher Dresser pattern.
Close up image of floorcloth corner with an all over floral pattern based on a Christopher Dresser pattern.
Close up image of floorcloth corner with an all over floral pattern, based on a Christopher Dresser pattern.
In-situ image of a shaped floorcloth, made to perfectly fit this space. The design is an all over floral pattern by Christopher Dresser.
In-situ image of a shaped floorcloth, made to perfectly fit this space. The design is an all over floral pattern by Christopher Dresser. Photo by Sally Painter.
In-situ image of a shaped floorcloth, made to perfectly fit this space. The design is an all over floral pattern by Christopher Dresser. The Peacock is an original wallpaper panel c.1910 from Arthur Sanderson & Sons. Photo by Sally Painter.
In-situ image of a shaped floorcloth, made to perfectly fit this space. The design is an all over floral pattern by Christopher Dresser. The Peacock is an original wallpaper panel c.1910 from Arthur Sanderson & Sons. Photo by Sally Painter.
Production image of this shaped floorcloth being stenciled.
Source image for this floorcloth pattern, from Christopher Dresser's "Studies in Design" C. 1875.
All-Over-Floral Floorcloth Series Image

All-Over Floral Floorcloth #1

Size: 14’ 4” x 20’ 10” (overall)
Background Color: Etruscan
Motif Colors: Blue violet
Custom green
French blue
Rich gold

This floorcloth was designed to perfectly fill and pull together this unusual foyer space. The palette was chosen to compliment the fabulous peacock piece, which is a framed wallpaper remnant, “The Cedar Tree”, c. 1910, produced by Arthur Sanderson & Sons Ltd. The pattern is hand block printed with a 6' 4" repeat in more than one hundred and fifty colors, requiring forty-six blocks. It took several sample attempts to get the floorcloth palette just right.

(Item # AF01)

Design Variations

Full image of this floorcloth with an all over floral pattern based on a Christopher Dresser pattern.
All-Over Floral Floorcloth #2
This is the full image of this floorcloth with an all-over floral pattern, based on a Christopher Dresser design, c. 1875.
All-Over Floral Floorcloth #3
A full image of this floorcloth based on an all-over floral pattern by Christopher Dresser, c. 1875.
All-Over Floral Floorcloth #4
The full image of this floorcloth based on an all-over-floral pattern from Christopher Dresser's 1875 book, Studies in Design.
All-Over Floral Floorcloth #5
The full image of All-Over-Floral Floorcloth #6.
All-Over Floral Floorcloth #6
A full image of All-Over-Floral Floorcloth #7.
All-Over Floral Floorcloth #7
Full image of All-Over-Floral Floorcloth #8.
All-Over Floral Floorcloth #8

All Ariel Grace Design floorcloths can be made in different sizes, configurations and palettes. Learn about how we make our floorcloths, how to care for them and how they are priced.