Beatrice Larkin

Monochrome Christmas

Beatrice Larkin is a woven textile designer based in Margate, Kent. Her fabrics are recognisable for their softened geometric patterns in a pared down colour palette. With a passion for promoting British craft, all her fabrics are woven in Lancashire and made into products in Kent. Read more here

Beatrice Larkin merino wool hot water bottle

Merino hot water bottles

Christmas Stockings

Beatrice Larkin merino wool scarves

Beatrice Larkin merino throws

Beatrice Larkin recycled cotton wash bags

Recycled Cotton Wash Bags

DISCOVER OUR RECYCLED COTTON COLLECTION

We’re excited to launch our new collection of woven recycled cotton fabrics. In addition to our well known monochromes, we’ve introduced a range of softened colours as well as a couple of new designs.

These fabrics are woven from a recycled cotton yarn in the weft. The regenerated yarn comes from an Italian spinners who take old clothing and turn this back into yarn, skipping out any dying process.

The fabrics are suitable for general domestic upholstery, curtains and soft furnishings.

SEE THE FULL COLLECTION HERE

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💫 Limited edition colour way 💥RASPBERRY RED 💥
Bringing a pop of colour to our merino hot water bottles this season. We’ve woven a small run in this colour and design and once they’re gone they’re gone.

Just in time for the cold

You can find my wovens at a few markets this weekend! 💫
@kindred.house Margate Friday 10-8, Saturday 10-6 and Sunday 10-4
@craftyfoxmarket British Library Saturday 11-5
@museumofthehome Yard Sale Sunday 10-4
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This shot was taken by @aluncallenderphoto back in 2016 celebrating @cockpitstudios 30th Birthday.
I was lucky enough to be awarded @clothworkers_award_cockpit in 2015/2016 which allows weavers subsidised studio space, access to looms and business s

I’ll be at one of my favourite shows this Sunday 17th November @midcentury_modern at the beautiful Dulwich college 10 am-4pm. I’ll be selling my merino and recycled cotton woven fabrics as throws, cushions and accessories but also please

This is where you can find me over the next 6 weeks! I’ll be popping up around Kent and London and it would be lovely to see you.
This weekend sees @newashgate Winter Exhibition (Farnham) and @fourthwallfolkestone Christmas Fair opening and I&

The countdown is on 🎄 and I couldn’t wait to share our new recycled cotton Christmas stockings (swipe to see) adding to the luxurious merino wool stocking collection launched last year. These ones are a little more roomy and seen here in the S

Happy Halloween 🎃 🐈&zwj;⬛
Never one to miss an opportunity to celebrate all things black and white or shamelessly post a pic of the best lucky black cat Bert 💫 Here he is lounging on our merino Point throw.
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It’s the last weekend of @eastkentartistsopenhouses this Saturday and Sunday. You’ll find my monochrome textiles alongside the beautiful weaves of @studiomond___ and @wovenform

Visit us at 8 Zion Place, Margate CT9 1RP
26th and 27th Oct

Scarf season is here 💫 🧣 🍂 🎃
Our monochrome merino wool scarves are Jacquard woven in Lancashire and sewn locally in Margate. The merino gives a silky handle that feels so soft and comforting next to the skin. The perfect addition to your winter

It’s one of those lazy Sundays keeping warm with our super soft merino hot water bottles 💫
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For @decorex_international this year I was lucky enough to work with two brilliant makers to show my recycled cotton fabrics used as upholstery. I collaborated with fellow @design_nationuk exhibitor @fielden.atelier displaying my Line fabric on his b