You’ve seen the patterns: branches of colorful flowers and fruits unfolding across solid backgrounds. Nearly 130 years after ...

A room filled with enough floral print patterns to set off a bad case of hay fever is currently showing off how contemporary ...

“Combining floral fun, geometric charm ... introduced me to their Rose bed frame—expertly upholstered in a William Morris ...

The inevitable next step in the sweeping takeover of English design brings nature-inspire patterns to a crescendo and centres unique handcrafted objects one again. What is it? A revival of the Arts ...

Above the dog are the words “William Morris”, and below it, “The Artistry of 19th Century Cotton Prints Exhibition”. If this sounds like an unlikely image for a William Morris exhibition ...

The Industrial Revolution in the 19th century revolutionised textile production, making floral prints more accessible to the masses. British designers like William Morris popularised floral motifs ...

William's daughter May Morris took these ideas and made even more beautiful floral patterned objects ... You could create a your own design or print inspired by plants and flowers.

You can even source some of William Morris's original patterns. The key to working with these prints, whether they appear on walls or textiles, is balance. "If you have a floral, add something ...