BRITISH homeware brand Terrys has launched a debut fabric collection by designer and creative director Carrie Neely, bringing her recognisable maximalist style to a wider interiors audience.

The launch builds on Terrys’ growing design-led fabric offer, with the retailer continuing to widen its appeal through collections that combine strong visual identity with accessible price points.

Carrie’s work has previously featured in collaborations with brands including Aspinal of London, East End Prints and Dunelm, while Terrys has also partnered with well-known names including Linda Barker and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen. Her new collection for Terrys brings that same design-led thinking into a range created for everyday homes.

The collection spans 22 fabrics across seven designs – Paradise, Paradise Lost, Geo Folk, Tattoo Angel, Carousel, Hot Air Balloons and Harlequin – pairing statement velvets with more versatile printed fabrics. Prices start from £22.99 for cotton prints, with velvet prints from £25.99.

Carrie said: “This collection is really about storytelling – taking memories, journeys and vintage influences and translating them into fabric. Each design has its own narrative, but together they form a world of colour, imagination and emotion.”

She added: “I’ve always been drawn to the idea that interiors should feel personal. These fabrics are designed to bring character, depth and a sense of story into everyday spaces.”

Gareth Coxall, marketing and creative director at Terrys, said: “Carrie has a very distinctive design style, and this collection gives us the opportunity to offer customers something with real decorative identity at an accessible price point. It brings together standout pattern, strong visual detail and designs that can work across a range of interior styles.”

The Carrie Neely collection is available now at Terrys.