The Bethnal Green boutique offers Huguenot-inspired and reimagined fabrics and curtains
Gemma Moulton vividly remembers one of her first jobs, at a silk mill in Sudbury, the small weaving town in Suffolk where she grew up: it launched a career defined by a love for textiles. Years later, having launched a business making bespoke curtains, a mill from the same town asked her if she’d like to collaborate. Moulton suggested she help them recreate fabrics from their archive. “It felt kind of full circle,” she says.
Sottofondo is a new design channelling 1980s Italy. There are reversible Taffata Stripes , “sorbet-toned” sateens , as well as richly coloured ikats that are a “heavier weight and good for upholstery”. Customers are always eager to hear about the provenance and process behind each fabric, says Moulton.
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