Osborne & Little
Textile Manufacturing
Designers and distributors of luxury fabric and wallpaper.
About us
Osborne & Little is one of the world’s leading names in fabric and wallpaper design. Cherishing its reputation for innovation and quality, it has grown into one of the great British brands, globally renowned and respected. Started in the London of the Swinging Sixties, Osborne & Little’s very first award-winning collection of exciting hand-printed wallpaper broadened design horizons and brought instant success. Since then it has developed into a dynamic international company. Fundamental to the success is Osborne & Little’s imaginative approach, which explores diverse sources of inspiration to produce designs that embrace both classic and contemporary styles. For half a century its distinctive and appealing designs, across printed fabrics, weaves and trimmings have been at the heart of interior trends. Many designs are now housed in museum collections such as the Victoria & Albert in London, the Cooper Hewitt in New York and the Chicago Institute of Art. Osborne & Little cherishes its reputation for innovation and quality and is as inspired and energetic today as ever, creating a constant stream of new collections that push forward boundaries.
- Website
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https://linktr.ee/osborneandlittle
External link for Osborne & Little
- Industry
- Textile Manufacturing
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1968
Locations
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Primary
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Riverside House, 26 Osiers Road
London, SW18 1NH, GB
Employees at Osborne & Little
Updates
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We were delighted to showcase our new Osborne & Little collection of fabrics and wallpapers at Paris Deco Off. It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with our distributors, agents, clients, and new customers in such an inspiring setting. Thank you to everyone who took the time to visit us and explore the collection—we look forward to seeing how these new designs will be used in the months to come.
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New collections now on sale ....ANANDA is a captivating collection of decorative prints, intricate embroidery, and rich tapestry. The designs reflect the serenity and beauty of inspiring places around the world, drawing inspiration from tranquil and uplifting environments, evoking a sense of happiness and well-being. Co-ordinating wallpapers continue the ANANDA theme, meaning ‘bliss’ in Sanskrit.
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London Showroom - We are hiring Osborne & Little is one of the world’s leading names in fabric and wallpaper design. Cherishing its reputation for innovation and quality, it has grown into one of the great British brands, globally renowned and respected. We are looking for someone to be part of our small and friendly team as a full-time Showroom Assistant at our London flagship store in the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour. You will be involved in a variety of duties including but not limited to; placing trade and retail orders, maintaining showroom displays, general administration as well as assisting both trade and retail customers with design, colour and interiors advice. The successful applicant will be well-presented, have excellent communication skills, the ability to multitask, along with being able to work well within a small team. It is important that the applicant is confident, reliable, motivated and can use their initiative when required as well as being able to work under pressure. Previous showroom or customer facing experience is essential. A background in design, furnishings, or interiors with some administration experience would be an advantage. Required Immediately Monday – Friday 9.30am – 5.30pm To apply, please send a CV and cover letter to the Showroom Manager, Alicia Le Bellego lebellegoa@osborneandlittle.com
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AUTUMN COLOURS - Carley Bean, Head of Design at Osborne & Little, shares her thoughts on this season's colours.... 'I was instantly captivated by this colour palette. Warm, earthy tones like terracotta, ochre and forest green really evoke a sense of comfort and grounding. Inspired by nature, these colours create, welcoming spaces that feel like a warm embrace.'
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