William morris interior arts and crafts

Arts and Crafts Movement | William Morris

Uncover the design genius of William Morris, the process behind his designs and how nature inspired him to create some iconic designs.

I’ve already done a post on William Morris, but he’s inspired me greatly throughout this current module so I thought I’d do another post on how he’s inspired my work throughout th…

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The company’s release of archival patterns—plus a new, animal-inspired design—reminds us why the British artist remains a go-to

In this image it is the shape of the room that is interesting. The edges of the square are cornered off and turned into triangles. The colours contrast and the perspective is very head-on, drawing us into the scene.

In the mid-1860s a carpenter in Sussex, England named Ephraim Colman had a brilliant idea, to make a chair with an adjustable back. The idea was sketched by Warrington Taylor, and adapted by Phillip…

William Morris Mushrooms in the Jungle Poster Abstract Wall Art Plant Canvas Painting William Morris Prints For Home Decor Picture 50x70cm Unframed : Amazon.ca: Home

If you find yourself attracted to the fabrics and wallpapers of the arts and crafts design movement or with a property that was built in this period, here are some ideas to reflect and enhance your home with the arts and craft style in mind.

In 1861 Morris founded Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Company along with friends Peter Paul Marshall and Charles Faulkner and subsequently begun the Arts and Craft Movement. Together with Edward Burne-Jones and fellow artists Ford Maddox Brown and Dante Gabriel Rosetti, the group produced some of the most creative tapestries and wall hangings Britain had seen.