Young British interiors brand Scion has just launched an eclectic collection called Wabi Sabi. The collection celebrates the beauty of imperfection, encapsulating the spirit of age-old hand crafted techniques. The 13 fabrics and 10 non-woven wallpaper designs are inspired by traditional methods such as block-printing, shibori, batik and ikat. They are casual and uncontrived, in a mixture of abstract, geometric, organic and floral motifs and in colour palettes of midnight, indigo and ink; chalk, stone and hay.

Curtains: Isamu 130752 £32 m. Wallpaper: Loop 110451 £26m.

Wallpaper: Tatami 110478 £32 per roll; Bench: Dhurrie 120178 £30 m; Cushions: (left to right) Uzuri 120201 £26 m, Plains One 130425 £27 m, Kamili 120192 £26m, Samaki 120203 £26m, Dhurrie 120178 £30m, Isamu 130753 £32m, Loop 120197 £26m, Dhurrie 120178 £30m.

Wallpaper:  Adisa 110476 £32 per roll; Cushions: (left to right) Meiko 120211 £30 m, Passaro 120206 £26m, Navajo 120172 £30m.

Wallpaper: Shibori 110438 £32 per roll.

The name Wabi Sabi originates from a Japanese philosophy, which embraces two separate concepts: ‘Wabi’ – humble and simple, and ‘Sabi’ – aged and weathered. Together they represent the most simple form of beauty,  which celebrates the loveliness inherent in the less-than-perfect.

Wabi Sabi’s printed fabrics and wallcoverings are manufactured in the UK and are very affordable: printed fabrics start at £26 a metre and wallcoverings are £32 a roll.

For more information on stockists, please call 0845 123 6805 or visit www.scion.uk.com