The Emery Walkers House collection by Morris consists of 28 wallpapers and 28 matching furnishing fabrics. The style is characterized by floral and botanical patterns and motifs, partly in a Victorian style. 4 new wallpaper and fabric designs and 6 rediscovered Morris classics will be presented. The collection sparkles with creativity and iconic design.
Botanically, Morris draws on a variety of beautiful plant motifs. The selection ranges from daisies, gooseberry bushes, rose vines and thistles to sunflowers and magnificent foliage. Small birds also play an important role and can be found in many of the designs. Trent is a stunning floral design featuring oversized flower head motifs in rich teal or deep blue tones.
Morris & Co. is pleased to re-launch William Morris' 1883 "Borage" design.
Borage is a vibrant multi-axis floral design loved by bees and other insects.
It perfectly embodies William Morris' idea of adorning interiors with non-woven wallpaper and furnishing fabrics featuring motifs inspired by nature.
Bluebell is a delightful 1876 design characterized by charming bluebell flowers. It is framed by strong acanthus leaves and intertwined tendrils and flowers. The visual effect is reminiscent of a spring forest floor.
The design of this collection also places great emphasis on trees, climbing plants, gardens and forests as central themes. Inspired by William Morris' 1877 design, the patterns showcase a multitude of facets of a wondrous floral kingdom, brought to life with vibrant foliage and flowers.
The design of Dorothy's kilim is based on a colorful Persian style kilim with rich decoration. In this design, geometric elements are combined with traditional elements of the Persian Empire.
The classic Dearle style is also revisited in this collection. Inspired by a design from the 1900's, seed heads and miniature flowers nestled in swirling leaves adorn this design, giving it a classic and elegant character.
Emery's Willow's design was inspired by a wallpaper design by a renowned typographer and printer.
Rambling Rose takes us on a stroll through a cottage garden of English roses. The beguiling, labyrinthine structure of the roses symbolizes earthy love and purity. This delightfully layered design showcases a lush floral display of upright tulip and rose heads.
