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Marigold 217092
Marigold is one of Ben's favourite designs, loved for its simplicity and skilful repeat. Originally produced in 1875, the design is hugely versatile, working with ease in any part of the home. One...
Willow Bough 217088
This wonderful interpretation of the classic Willow Bough wallpaper from 1887 characterises Morris's pre-eminent flair for design and composition. Coloured using a fresh palette of springtime gree...
Bachelors Button 217096
Inspired by an archive pattern book with Batchelor's Button on the cover, we're proud to say this design was the catalyst for Ben Pentreath's Morris & Co. x Queen Square collection. Given a modern...
Fruit 217102
An iconic design from 1864, Fruit is one of Morris's earliest wallpapers. Depicting flowing branches laden with ripe pomegranates, lemons and blossom flowers, this recoloured interpretation shows ...
Compton 217098
Just like a rekindled love affair, Ben discovered this iconic print stowed away in our archive. Instantly mesmerised, he recoloured and updated Compton to include cheerful daffodil yellows and vib...
Willow Bough 217089
This wonderful interpretation of the classic Willow Bough wallpaper from 1887 characterises Morris's pre-eminent flair for design and composition. Coloured using a fresh palette of springtime gree...
Marigold 217091
Marigold is one of Ben's favourite designs, loved for its simplicity and skilful repeat. Originally produced in 1875, the design is hugely versatile, working with ease in any part of the home. One...
Blackthorn 217105
In a calming palette with subtle twists of colour, Blackthorn works exceptionally well in smaller spaces. Designed by J.H. Dearle in 1892 and shown here for the first time on a fresh white ground ...
Woodland Weeds 217100
Depicting 'millefluers' or many different small flowers and plants, Woodland Weeds is one of Ben's favourite designs. Often shown on a green ground, as though growing in grass, the pattern is attr...
Marigold 217093
Marigold is one of Ben's favourite designs, loved for its simplicity and skilful repeat. Originally produced in 1875, the design is hugely versatile, working with ease in any part of the home. One...
Honeysuckle 217094
Designed by May Morris in 1883, Honeysuckle is a realistic arrangement of rambling flowers and twisting leaves. Although best known for her work with embroidery, Morris's youngest daughter, May, a...
Honeysuckle 217095
Designed by May Morris in 1883, Honeysuckle is a realistic arrangement of rambling flowers and twisting leaves. Although best known for her work with embroidery, Morris's youngest daughter, May, a...
Woodland Weeds 217101
Depicting 'millefluers' or many different small flowers and plants, Woodland Weeds is one of Ben's favourite designs. Often shown on a green ground, as though growing in grass, the pattern is attr...
Compton 217099
Just like a rekindled love affair, Ben discovered this iconic print stowed away in our archive. Instantly mesmerised, he recoloured and updated Compton to include cheerful daffodil yellows and vib...
Marigold 217090
Marigold is one of Ben's favourite designs, loved for its simplicity and skilful repeat. Originally produced in 1875, the design is hugely versatile, working with ease in any part of the home. One...
Bachelors Button 217097
Inspired by an archive pattern book with Batchelor's Button on the cover, we're proud to say this design was the catalyst for Ben Pentreath's Morris & Co. x Queen Square collection. Given a modern...
Fruit 217103
An iconic design from 1864, Fruit is one of Morris's earliest wallpapers. Depicting flowing branches laden with ripe pomegranates, lemons and blossom flowers, this recoloured interpretation shows ...
Trellis 217104
Capturing the joys of spring, Trellis is seen here for the first time in all its newly recoloured glory. A night and day contrast to its darker original, this Philip Webb design from 1962 is like ...