WILLIAM MORRIS Morris wanted beautiful things in ordinary houses, and ended up making beautiful things only rich people could afford. He knew, and it bothered him. So this is his patterns on things you can actually have. Not fabric by the metre at ga...
Such a lovely little tea set for slow mornings and quiet afternoons. This William Morris tea for one has that classic English cottage feel, with beautiful botanical detail that looks right at home beside a good book and a cosy chair.
William Morris Acorn Tea for One
A beautiful William Morris inspired tote bag featuring the timeless Golden Lily pattern. Spacious, practical and full of classic Arts & Crafts charm. Perfect for bookshops, shopping trips, work days and everyday wandering.
Golden Lily Tote Bag
A beautiful dishwasher tablet canister inspired by the iconic Strawberry Thief design by William Morris. Practical kitchen storage with a cosy English cottage feel, perfect for adding charm to everyday chores.
Strawberry Thief Dishwasher Tablets Canister
Wired edge, which is the thing that makes a bow hold its shape instead of flopping. Twenty-four yards, so it lasts years. Worth ordering early though, it comes from the States.
Floral Retro Ribbons
Golden Lily is not actually Morris, it is Dearle who worked for him, which is worth knowing if you are giving it to someone who cares about that sort of thing. Real silk with a hand rolled hem, which I was not expecting.
Golden Lily Green Scarf
This one really is Morris, unlike half the things with his name on. He drew it after the thrushes kept raiding the strawberry beds at Kelmscott, which is a better reason for a pattern than most.