By the end of the 19th century Arts & Crafts had influenced architecture, painting, graphics, photography, decorative arts, weaving and much more applied arts.
A truly enchanting ornamental design inspired by the traditional Morris style. Woven onto a heavyweight fabric with a natural viscose blend and boasting a beautiful sapphire blue symmetrical floral pattern, this cushion cover will make a fine addition to an inspired interior. This hand made cushion is double sided and made from fabric cut from the roll so please be aware that design placement varies. The cover is approximately 17" x 17". Available as a cover only or filled with a quality synthetic or feather inner. Overlocked seams and a zipped opening. We can also make professional bespoke sized cushions, blinds, curtains, and more in our fabrics. Just get in touch for a competitive price.
A truly enchanting ornamental design inspired by the traditional Morris style. Woven onto a heavyweight fabric with a natural viscose blend and boasting a beautiful sapphire blue symmetrical floral pattern, this cushion cover will make a fine addition to an inspired interior. This extra large cushion is perfect for use on scatter back sofas or as a floor cushion. This hand made cushion is double sided and made from fabric cut from the roll so please be aware that design placement can vary. The cover is approximately 23" x 23". Available as a cover only or filled with a quality synthetic or feather inner. Overlocked seams and a zipped opening. We can also make professional bespoke sized cushions, blinds, curtains, and more in our fabrics. Just get in touch for a competitive price.
A brilliant statement piece, Blackthorn works exceptionally well in smaller spaces. Blackthorn is a hugely popular wallpaper with its popping colours and darker background.
A fierce foe of modernity, William Morris (English, 1834–1896) drew inspiration from the Middle Ages, when artist and craftsman were considered equals. He believed that decoration, in its finest form, gives pleasure to those who use it as well as to those who make it. So after training as an architect, he founded a decorating company with friends to produce glasswork, metalwork, and countless other crafts, including many textiles he designed himself. The gorgeous floral and foliate wallpaper designs on these notecards were selected from a sample book of William Morris and Company published around the turn of the 20th century. Contains five each of the following notecards: Single Stem pattern (detail), before 1917 Orchard pattern (detail), before 1917 Seaweed pattern (detail), before 1917 Pimpernel pattern (detail), before 1917
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A lot of these designs are available as digital patterns (that you will need to print yourself). Feel free to email me if you are interested at [email protected] Elegance Morris Brocade Coffee with William Morris (SOLD) My Walk in Melbourne (Best of Show 2005 QGSA) Morning Chorus (Given away) William Morris Revisited Medieval Morris (SOLD) A William Morris Garden Arabesque William De Morgan Sampler Woven Verdure (Sadly this quilt is presumed stolen as it went missing in the post) Royal Exhibition Elegance Strawberry Thief William Morris Floral Sampler One William Morris Cushion Trio (A gift to a previous Governor of South Australia) Arts and Crafts Sampler (Donated as a charity raffle prize) Adelaide Floral Sampler (This quilt went missing via Australia Post in 2011 and it is still missing and is the second large quilt I have lost in the post!) Dear William William Morris Sampler Two Morris Meadows (Donated as a charity raffle prize) Morris in my Garden (Given to a friend) These are a few quilts that were featured in my two books "William Morris in Appliqué" (2009) and "More William Morris in Appliqué" (2010) Kelmscott (Donated as a charity raffle prize) William Morris and Friends Donated to the Society of Antiquaries London for their Kelmscott Manor fund-raising auction. The lucky US bidder now has it hanging in a beautiful bedroom! Floral Fantasy (Donated as a charity raffle prize) Morning Glory Portiere Nursery Quilts (given away as baby gifts) The following is a selection of my other work: May Morris Portiere (1892) My Renaissance Footsteps from the Past (Best of Show 2007 QGSA) What is Colour? Folk Style Wool Sampler Fantasy Meets at Midnight More Morris Magic (Best of Show 2011 QGSA) Folk Style One Adelaide Dublin Barossa Mughal Dynasty William and May Morris Sampler May Morris Sampler Thorngrove Manor Quilt Private Commission and now lives here: Thorngrove Manor 16th Century Fantasy (Best of Show 2013 QGSA) (Now in Private collection - purchased)
• THIS PRINT: William Morris's classic textile pattern Holland Park Carpet (1875). View more prints by William Morris here: https://etsy.me/2mVimrg Or browse our full range of classic art: https://etsy.me/2G7OK0A • PLEASE NOTE: All our prints come UNFRAMED and any frame in the images above is for display purposes only so you can get a feel for how it might look on your wall. • CUSTOM REQUESTS: We can often customise our designs. Contact us any time to discuss options. • PAPER: All our prints come on the highest quality art papers and are produced with a full range of 12 pigment inks so they will maintain their vibrant colours for decades to come. A quick explanation of our different paper stocks will follow: Glossy finishes are like what you would get with a photograph. Very reflective and very bright colours. Lustre is a beautiful finish which is somewhere between a Matte and a Gloss. If you're not sure what to choose then Lustre looks fantastic on al prints in our store. If you'd like your item printed onto a stiff watercolour-style paper which has a textured rougher surface then choose our "textured" option. Finally we have a 100% cotton paper which is extra sturdy, displays colours beautifully and is probably the best option if you want a classic Matte (non-reflective) finish. • SIZE: Our prints come in a variety of sizes so please check measurements and choose carefully from the drop down list above. If you need custom dimensions not listed please contact us as we may be able to do a custom size. • REFUNDS: All our prints are 100% guaranteed. If you're not thrilled with your print when it arrives just contact us and we'll accept the return up to a YEAR after purchase! Check through our feedback to see why nobody ever wants to return their prints! • DELIVERY TIMES: Please note we are based in the United Kingdom. If you are ordering from the USA then deliveries will usually arrive in 2 weeks or less but please be aware that this is NOT guaranteed and they can sometimes take up to 4 weeks to arrive due to the irregularities of international transit so before ordering please bare that in mind. If you're in Europe delivery usually takes 1-2 weeks but occasionally as long as 3 weeks. If you're based in the UK like us then typical delivery times are 2-3 days after ordering. • PACKAGING: Prints 12x8" inches and smaller will be packaged in flat, board-backed envelopes. Larger prints are delivered in strong cardboard tubes. If any item were to arrive damaged in anyway (very unlikely!) contact us immediately and we will send a replacement immediately. • OTHER QUESTIONS: Just contact us with the "Ask a question" button at the top of the listing. Feel free to ask about anything. We endeavour to reply as quickly as possible Monday through Friday. • OUR STORE: Please visit our store to see many more prints united under a common theme of exceptional quality! https://etsy.me/2JMU0HM We sell Art, Photos, Poster, Prints, Wall Art, Decor, Quotes, Motivation, Inspiration, Wisdom, Inspirational, Hope Posters, Maths, Economics, Philosophy, Sport, BJJ, MMA, Poems over Paintings, Maps, Streets, Artwork, Graphic Design and much much more. Where we have created the print ourselves we use various techniques from Diffusion, Oil Paints, Pastels, Hand Drawing, Photoshop, Photography and Illustrator.
This tapestry wallhanging is called The Forest. I's based on William Morris's art. Beautiful wood scene with a squirrel and a pheasant. - Dimensions of the tapestry: 28"x44"; - Quality : jacquard woven in Europe; - Fully lined & finished with rod sleeve; - Cotton & Polyestere blends. Also available as an unfinished tapestry panel in our Etsy store under the Tapestry Fabrics section. This gorgeous tapestry wall hanging will make your home more unique. Great gift that is suitable for any interior design. Great addition to any tapestry collection. Tapestry is a form of weaving that produces a textile with clearly defined and detailed images, and is the principal means of creating pictures through weaving. Please be advised that tapestries sold by our company are never printed. The image is created by interlacing yarns of different types and colors. The tapestry technique is distinctive in that the wefts (threads on bobbins) are woven between the fixed warp threads only as far as each color is required, rather than running all the way across the work from selvedge to selvedge. The greatest advantage of tapestry is its quality. Tapestries are renowned for their decorative appeal, strength, durability, and resistance. From the Middle Ages, tapestries have been regarded as desirable luxuries and collectable items to be displayed on special occasions. Kings and nobles often transported their wall tapestries with them when they moved from one castle to another, for reasons of comfort and prestige.
Free download under CC Attribution (CC BY 4.0). Please credit the artist and rawpixel.com. Timeless patterns by William Morris, 19th century England’s celebrated designer, craftsman, and poet. Morris’s furniture designs, fabrics, stained glass windows, wallpapers, and other decorative arts, inspired the Arts and Crafts movement defining the popular taste of that era. Higher resolutions with no attribution required can be downloaded: www.rawpixel.com/board/495869/william-morris
Exclusive colourways to Dunelm Selection of header types available Available in a range of linings Made to your individual measurements Made in the UK Morris championed nature, and his designs were commonly asymmetric to reflect the organic imperfections of the natural world. ‘Woodland weeds’, however, is curiously symmetrical. The design features a variety of small flowers, vines and leaves interwoven in a beautiful and detailed arrangement. This highly decorative pattern is reminiscent of medieval millefleur, an artistic method of filling the background of paintings or textiles with abundant tiny flowers, flora and fauna; a technique Morris is known to have admired. Pairing iconic William Morris patterns with excellent British manufacturing, our Made to Measure service brings you a selection of beautiful William Morris At Home designs, with exclusive colourways to Dunelm, allowing you to create a uniquely individual look in your home. Available in a range of headers, these curtains can be paired with matching Roman Blinds, or Made to Order Tiebacks and Cushion Covers to give your home a beautifully coordinated finish. Book an appointment with one of our expert consultants who will guide you through the process of creating your very own made to measure curtains. Please note: If your measured width is over 124cm your curtains will come with a fabric join to provide the full width required.
William Morris (1834-1896) English textile designer, artist and writer associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and English Arts and Crafts Movement. Wool and mohair. Designed by John Henry Dearle (1860–1932) for Morris & Co. Museum of Fine Arts in Boston: www.mfa.org/collections/object/tapestry-greenery-497756
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Originally a fabric c1883, this enduring classic with its symmetry and intricate detail of both strawberries and thrushes, is Morris at its best. Shown in the Crimson / Slate colourway of warm red and green. Previously 212563
A beautiful Tapestry Kit, Wilhelmina William Morris. Stitched in a lovely sympathetic colour palette based on the original William Morris design. Wilhelmina Tapestry Kit is stitched on full colour printed 12 holes per inch canvas with finest quality pure wool yarn, in lovely shades of pinks, turquoise and deep rich greens on a black background. A striking tapestry design with pretty flowers , instantly recognisable as Morris style. Authentic thread tones are used to create this wonderful, very striking design. Perfect for finishing as a cushion or picture, adapted from an original wallpaper design by William Morris, Morris & Co., for Bothy Threads. Kit contains 12 count printed canvas, finest quality British Tapestry wools, needle, chart & very easy to follow instructions. Finished Design size: 14ins x 14ins square
Exclusive colourways to Dunelm Choose from 3 linings Can be installed inside or outside the recess Pick a side for the operating chain Made in the UK Morris championed nature, and his designs were commonly asymmetric to reflect the organic imperfections of the natural world. ‘Woodland weeds’, however, is curiously symmetrical. The design features a variety of small flowers, vines and leaves interwoven in a beautiful and detailed arrangement. This highly decorative pattern is reminiscent of medieval millefleur, an artistic method of filling the background of paintings or textiles with abundant tiny flowers, flora and fauna; a technique Morris is known to have admired. Pairing iconic William Morris patterns with excellent British manufacturing, our Made to Order service brings you a selection of beautiful William Morris At Home designs, with exclusive colourways to Dunelm, allowing you to create a uniquely individual look in your home. Available in both a plain and piped design, this tieback can be paired with our matching Made to Measure Curtain or Roman Blinds to give your home a beautifully co-ordinated finish. Book an appointment with one of our expert consultants who will guide you through the process of creating your very own made to order tieback.
Die Tapete lässt die Herzen von Pflanzenliebhabern höherschlagen. Die zarten, stilisierten Blumen bringen ein harmonisches Muster an die Wand. Es ist von den Motiven von William Morris inspiriert.
*~Hello and welcome to The Textile Trunk ~ please follow us on Instagram, we are @textiletrunk A fabulous antique French handwoven tapestry dating from the late 1800's or the early 1900's ~ this is all hand woven with such a classic and beautiful mediaeval design with a millefleur ground!~ Millefleur, millefleurs or mille-fleur (French mille-fleurs, literally "thousand flowers") refers to a background style of many different small flowers and plants, usually shown on a green ground, as though growing in grass. It is essentially restricted to European tapestry during the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance, from about 1400 to 1550, but mainly about 1480–1520. The style had a notable revival by Morris & Co. in 19th century England, being used on original tapestry designs ~ Millefleur always grabs me by the heart!~ This tapestry has so many darling animals look at that sweet little bird eating from her hand ~~ I've never seen one quite like this ~ The fiber content is wool, cotton and perhaps some silk ~ The colors are muted and aged beautifully ~ Measurements : this wonderful textile measures approximately 53 inches by 31 inches ~ Condition : This textile is in lovely condition! No holes, no flaws! Just lightly faded with time ~ it's in gorgeous condition! ~ Inventory : Q 21 Aubusson tapestries have a rich history that dates back to the 17th century and are known for their exquisite craftsmanship and intricate designs. Here's a brief overview of the history of Aubusson tapestries during the 1600s: Early Beginnings: The history of Aubusson tapestries can be traced back to the small town of Aubusson in the Creuse region of France. Tapestries were being produced in this area as early as the 16th century, but it was during the 17th century that Aubusson became a prominent center for tapestry production. Royal Patronage: Aubusson tapestries gained popularity and recognition due to royal patronage. The French monarchy, particularly under Louis XIV, played a significant role in promoting the art of tapestry weaving in Aubusson. The king established a royal tapestry workshop in Aubusson in 1665, which further elevated the reputation of Aubusson tapestries. Designs and Styles: During the 17th century, Aubusson tapestries were known for their intricate designs, which often depicted scenes from classical mythology, historical events, and pastoral scenes. The designs were influenced by the prevailing artistic and cultural trends of the time, including the Baroque style. Skilled Artisans: The production of Aubusson tapestries required highly skilled artisans, including weavers, designers, and dyers. These craftsmen and women were known for their expertise in creating tapestries with fine details and vibrant colors. Export and Demand: Aubusson tapestries gained popularity not only in France but also throughout Europe. They were exported to various European courts and aristocratic households, further fueling demand for these luxurious textiles. Decline: Despite its prominence in the 17th century, the popularity of Aubusson tapestries began to wane in the 18th century as other forms of art and decoration gained favor. The French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars also had a detrimental impact on the tapestry industry in Aubusson. Revival: In the 19th century, there was a revival of interest in Aubusson tapestries. The workshops in Aubusson continued to produce tapestries, and they found a new market among collectors and connoisseurs of fine art. Preservation: Today, Aubusson tapestries are considered valuable works of art and are preserved in museums and private collections around the world. The art of tapestry weaving in Aubusson continues to be practiced, albeit on a smaller scale, and artisans still create stunning tapestries in traditional styles. Aubusson tapestries from the 17th century are highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts for their historical significance and artistic beauty. They represent a rich tradition of tapestry weaving that has endured for centuries.
