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William Morris designed African Marigold as a textile pattern in 1876. The design features small pretty marigolds alongside larger, intricately stylised lilies and elegantly curling ribbons of acanthu more→s leaves. This striking botanical pattern is printed on sumptuous velvet and further enhanced with rich, opulent shades, and is also available on cotton. Both the velvet and cotton fabrics are available in the same colours, providing the freedom to place pattern-on-pattern for a truly unique aesthetic. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and

William Morris designed African Marigold as a textile pattern in 1876. The design features small pretty marigolds alongside larger, intricately stylised lilies and elegantly curling ribbons of acanthu more→s leaves. This striking botanical pattern is printed on sumptuous velvet and further enhanced with rich, opulent shades, and is also available on cotton. Both the velvet and cotton fabrics are available in the same colours, providing the freedom to place pattern-on-pattern for a truly unique aesthetic. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and

Willow was designed by William Morris in 1874 and was produced as a hand-block-printed wallpaper. This stunning satin jacquard depicts intwined willow leaves in a flowing upward movement. The opulent more→satin weave in the ground contrasts against the shimmering textured weave within the leaves. The curated mix of textures and soft sheen brings added elegance to this iconic William Morris design. Willow is also available as a single colour print on cotton. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high priority on usefulness, simplicity,

Originally a hand-block printed design, Pimpernel features large sensual tulips and their curling leaves, entwined with foliage and small pimpernel flowers. Designed with a symmetrical layout, Pimpern more→el has been printed on cotton and velvet, making this fabric perfect for beautiful drapes and soft furnishings. Pimpernel adorned the walls of Kelmscott Manor, William Morris’s summer home in West Oxfordshire, offering a fitting introduction to Morris’ work, connecting his home to yours. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high

William Morris admired native flowers of the English countryside and grew a variety of roses in the front garden at Kelmscott Manor. Morris’ Larkspur pattern features charming roses, leafy branches, a more→nd the distinctively shaped larkspur flowers. Complementing these stylised floral elements, the background is adorned with tiny dots that add a delicate texture to the artwork. This captivating, colourful design has been printed on cotton. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high priority on usefulness, simplicity, and beauty. His

Originally a hand-block printed design, Pimpernel features large sensual tulips and their curling leaves, entwined with foliage and small pimpernel flowers. Designed with a symmetrical layout, Pimpern more→el has been printed on cotton and velvet, making this fabric perfect for beautiful drapes and soft furnishings. Pimpernel adorned the walls of Kelmscott Manor, William Morris’s summer home in West Oxfordshire, offering a fitting introduction to Morris’ work, connecting his home to yours. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high

William Morris decorated his own garden at Kelmscott Manor with many of the same flowers he reproduced in his block-printed wallpaper patterns; sunflowers were among his favourites. Registered in 1879 more→,the design features a symmetrical arrangement of sunflowers, tulips, and grapevines. This elegant design, printed on cotton with fresh colours inspired by the archives, brings a modern interpretation to this historic William Morris pattern. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high priority on usefulness, simplicity, and beauty. His

Acanthus leaves decorate many of Morris’ designs and take on a central role in his Acanthus pattern for wallpaper. The classic motif is perfect for repeating patterns, and Morris held the belief that more→larger-scale designs were especially fitting for smaller rooms, as they could create a more tranquil atmosphere compared to denser, smaller patterns. The use of soft tonal shades further enhances the design, infusing it with a sense of gentle movement. Acanthus has been printed on 100% cotton in a variety of colour combinations. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the

Acanthus leaves decorate many of Morris’ designs and take on a central role in his Acanthus pattern for wallpaper. The classic motif is perfect for repeating patterns, and Morris held the belief that more→larger-scale designs were especially fitting for smaller rooms, as they could create a more tranquil atmosphere compared to denser, smaller patterns. The use of soft tonal shades further enhances the design, infusing it with a sense of gentle movement. Acanthus has been printed on 100% cotton in a variety of colour combinations. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the

William Morris frequently used tulips in his block-printed fabrics and wallpapers. This design depicts small wild tulips amongst ribbons of larger peonies intertwining with scrolling stems and leaves. more→Printed on a beautiful cotton sateen, the soft sheen of this cloth combined with the charming pattern creates an elegant touch of luxury. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high priority on usefulness, simplicity, and beauty. His textile and wallpaper creations are still highly regarded worldwide, making him a trailblazer of the

Acanthus leaves decorate many of Morris’ designs and take on a central role in his Acanthus pattern for wallpaper. The classic motif is perfect for repeating patterns, and Morris held the belief that more→larger-scale designs were especially fitting for smaller rooms, as they could create a more tranquil atmosphere compared to denser, smaller patterns. The use of soft tonal shades further enhances the design, infusing it with a sense of gentle movement. Acanthus has been printed on 100% cotton in a variety of colour combinations. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the

Perhaps William Morris’ most recognisable design, Strawberry Thief, draws inspiration from the thrushes that would sneak beneath the strawberry nets in his Kelmscott Manor garden. The original pattern more→took several days to print using hand-carved woodblocks to build up the different colours. Designed in 1883, this pattern has been translated and digitally printed onto sumptuous velvet. This design is also available on cotton in a variety of colour combinations, further enriching its versatility and timeless appeal. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all

Willow was designed by William Morris in 1874 and was produced as a hand-block-printed wallpaper. This stunning satin jacquard depicts intwined willow leaves in a flowing upward movement. The opulent more→satin weave in the ground contrasts against the shimmering textured weave within the leaves. The curated mix of textures and soft sheen brings added elegance to this iconic William Morris design. Willow is also available as a single colour print on cotton. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high priority on usefulness, simplicity,

William Morris admired native flowers of the English countryside and grew a variety of roses in the front garden at Kelmscott Manor. Morris’ Larkspur pattern features charming roses, leafy branches, a more→nd the distinctively shaped larkspur flowers. Complementing these stylised floral elements, the background is adorned with tiny dots that add a delicate texture to the artwork. This captivating, colourful design has been printed on cotton. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high priority on usefulness, simplicity, and beauty. His

Originally a hand-block printed design, Pimpernel features large sensual tulips and their curling leaves, entwined with foliage and small pimpernel flowers. Designed with a symmetrical layout, Pimpern more→el has been printed on cotton and velvet, making this fabric perfect for beautiful drapes and soft furnishings. Pimpernel adorned the walls of Kelmscott Manor, William Morris’s summer home in West Oxfordshire, offering a fitting introduction to Morris’ work, connecting his home to yours. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high

William Morris designed African Marigold as a textile pattern in 1876. The design features small pretty marigolds alongside larger, intricately stylised lilies and elegantly curling ribbons of acanthu more→s leaves. This striking botanical pattern is printed on sumptuous velvet and further enhanced with rich, opulent shades, and is also available on cotton. Both the velvet and cotton fabrics are available in the same colours, providing the freedom to place pattern-on-pattern for a truly unique aesthetic. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and

William Morris admired native flowers of the English countryside and grew a variety of roses in the front garden at Kelmscott Manor. Morris’ Larkspur pattern features charming roses, leafy branches, a more→nd the distinctively shaped larkspur flowers. Complementing these stylised floral elements, the background is adorned with tiny dots that add a delicate texture to the artwork. This captivating, colourful design has been printed on cotton. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high priority on usefulness, simplicity, and beauty. His

William Morris decorated his own garden at Kelmscott Manor with many of the same flowers he reproduced in his block-printed wallpaper patterns; sunflowers were among his favourites. Registered in 1879 more→,the design features a symmetrical arrangement of sunflowers, tulips, and grapevines. This elegant design, printed on cotton with fresh colours inspired by the archives, brings a modern interpretation to this historic William Morris pattern. William Morris was a well-known poet, writer, artist, and activist who held the view that art ought to be created by and for the people. He embraced nature as the source of all inspiration and placed a high priority on usefulness, simplicity, and beauty. His

The Deckchair roller blind material features a playful vertical stripe which offers a versatile window dressing solution. This sleek block stripe encompasses bold contrasting colours with a blend of s more→ubtle subdued tones.

Although a subtle plain, the Oslo roman blind is rich in texture and is available in a multitude of colours giving you endless posibilites to mix and match with existing décor. This versatile and dura more→ble fabric is perfect for updating your home and adding a vibrant new colour scheme. Also available in made to measure curtains, we recommend ordering a sample to test out in your home

Here is the Linoso fabric featuring a vast array of naturally inspired colourways rich in depth and texture making this versatile collection of plain linen look fabrics suitable for both contemporary more→and traditional decor schemes. This fabric has a composition of 100% polyester. This material is now available to order as made to measure roman blinds, fully lined curtains, and accessories.

Although a subtle plain, the Oslo roman blind is rich in texture and is available in a multitude of colours giving you endless posibilites to mix and match with existing décor. This versatile and dura more→ble fabric is perfect for updating your home and adding a vibrant new colour scheme. Also available in made to measure curtains, we recommend ordering a sample to test out in your home

Here is the contemporary Linear fabric. This stylish jacquard fabric has a slight shimmer to its composition which glides alongside woven lines of colour that travel up the material. This fabric featu more→res a blend of 32% polyester and 68% cotton. This material is now available to order as made to measure roman blinds, fully lined curtains, and accessories.