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Woodland Weeds 226990
Woodland Weeds, one of Ben Pentreath's favorite designs, depicts 'millefleurs' or many small flowers and plants. Attributed to John Henry Dearle and first printed in 1905, this pattern is unusuall...
Compton 226988
Compton, rediscovered in the Morris & Co. archive, has been updated by Ben Pentreath with cheerful daffodil yellows, vibrant indigo blue, poppy red, and sunset orange. This iconic print adds a bur...
Daffodil 226992
Ben Pentreath has reimagined the distinctive daffodils from John Henry Dearle's 1891 design, amplifying the colours for a modern twist. The Pink/Leaf Green colourway evokes a magical wildflower me...
Bachelors Button 226987
Bachelors Button, inspired by an archive pattern book, served as the catalyst for Ben Pentreath's Queen Square collection. With a modern twist and undeniable vibrancy, this fabric features dramati...
Dorothy's Kilim 237306
Dorothy's Kilim features a delicately embroidered stripe design that adds depth and a tactile finish to a room. Inspired by the original found in the bedroom of Dorothy Walker, daughter of Sir Eme...
Bower 227029
Registered as a William Morris pattern in 1877, Bower is an uplifting design depicting a floral wonderland of foliage and flowers. The Bough's Green/Rose colourway is closest to the original, whil...
Honeysuckle 226985
Designed by William Morris's daughter, May, in 1883, Honeysuckle is a realistic depiction of rambling flowers and entwining leaves. Screen printed on a cotton/linen blend for the Queen Square coll...
Borage 227033
Morris & Co. are thrilled to reintroduce Borage, an 1883 design by William Morris. Featuring a lively floral pattern with multiple axes of symmetry, Borage brings visual interest to any furniture ...
Marigold 226982
Marigold, a tranquil monotone design created by Morris in 1875, is one of the few designs produced for both wallpaper and fabric. Available in both pale and dark colourways, it suits rooms with di...
Bower 227027
Registered as a William Morris pattern in 1877, Bower is an uplifting design depicting a floral wonderland of foliage and flowers. The Bough's Green/Rose colourway is closest to the original, whil...
Trent 227024
Trent, originally introduced in 1888 as Morris & Co.'s most expensive printed textile, is a rich, vibrant floral design. Featuring curving tulips and meandering acanthus leaves, it captures Morris...
Willow Boughs 226895
Willow Boughs, designed by William Morris in 1887, is one of his most recognizable patterns. Featuring entwining stems and delicate willow leaves, this enduring design defines Morris's reputation ...
Daisy Embroidery 237310
Daisy Embroidery features vivid bursts of multicolour on a newly embroidered fabric version of Morris & Co.'s earliest wallpaper from 1864. Hand-knotted finishes and chunky stitching convey a craf...
Fruit 226906
Fruit, one of Morris's earliest wallpaper designs, is translated into fabric featuring tempting pomegranates or zesty lemons. Reimagined in three colour stories, from popping pinks to serene blues...
Chrysanthemum Toile 226911
Chrysanthemum Toile, adapted from a wallpaper sample by Jeffrey & Co. in 1886, imitates the gilded embossed leather hangings imported from Japan at the time. The pattern, an outline of Morris's 18...
Bachelors Button 226986
Bachelors Button, inspired by an archive pattern book, served as the catalyst for Ben Pentreath's Queen Square collection. With a modern twist and undeniable vibrancy, this fabric features dramati...
Woodland Weeds 226991
Woodland Weeds, one of Ben Pentreath's favorite designs, depicts 'millefleurs' or many small flowers and plants. Attributed to John Henry Dearle and first printed in 1905, this pattern is unusuall...
Simply Severn 226902
Severn, a dual-purpose fabric on a soft cotton/linen blend, was originally designed by J.H. Dearle in 1880 and printed at Morris's Merton Abbey workshop. This elegant damask features acanthus leav...
Willow Bough 226978
This reinterpretation of William Morris's 1887 Willow Bough fabric has been coloured by Ben Pentreath, introducing rich, saturated combinations to the timeless pattern of entwining stems and delic...
Borage 227032
Morris & Co. are thrilled to reintroduce Borage, an 1883 design by William Morris. Featuring a lively floral pattern with multiple axes of symmetry, Borage brings visual interest to any furniture ...
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