William Morris At Home Wallpaper

Navy

Bird and Pomegranate Deep Green is a beautiful, statement design with it's vivid richness in colour. Displaying pops of muted terracotta, rosey pink and cream, against a multi-tonal sea of green

Very good quality wallpaper with a beautiful design. The colours are lovely, the finish is excellent, and it looks even better in person. It was easy to apply and has completely transformed the look of the room. I am very happy with my purchase and would highly recommend it. Anonymous. Thu Jul 09 2026

Red

Bird and Pomegranate Deep Green is a beautiful, statement design with it's vivid richness in colour. Displaying pops of muted terracotta, rosey pink and cream, against a multi-tonal sea of green

Susan. Brierley Hill, GB. Tue Feb 10 2026

Beige

Created from the original design drawing in the William Morris at Home Gallery archive, this design was intended for woven double cloth and features a motif of leaves, stems, rose sprays, acorns, and doves. Dove & Rose Carnival wallpaper features a harmonious blend of nature's elements, with bold, oversized leaves in deep blush pink and violet purple, with a pop of mustard yellow. Perfectly contrasted with soft deep blue, turquoise and cream adjacent leaves, beautifully entwined with iconic Morris flowers and vines in blues, pinks, lime green and terracotta. Then perfectly perched you can find pairs of intricately designed doves in an array of popping colours, all laid upon a rich purple backdrop, to create an intriguingly fun and vibrant atmosphere within any space that it features.

Green

Bird and Pomegranate Deep Green is a beautiful, statement design with it's vivid richness in colour. Displaying pops of muted terracotta, rosey pink and cream, against a multi-tonal sea of green

Absolutely gorgeous paper, fast delivery ,well packaged, very pleased. Thankyou. Juliet. Coventry, GB. Fri May 08 2026

Blackthorn Paintable wallpaper showcases delicate blossoms of blackthorn (sloe) and violet, scattered among meadow flowers including snakeshead fritillaries and sweet daisies.The flowers unfurl from curling stems and leafy scrolls, forming a timeless William Morris pattern. Left unpainted, it offers a crisp white finish with gentle texture, or enhance it with a paint shade of your choice to harmonise with your interior colour palette.

Black

Bird and Pomegranate Deep Green is a beautiful, statement design with it's vivid richness in colour. Displaying pops of muted terracotta, rosey pink and cream, against a multi-tonal sea of green

Beige

Bird and Pomegranate Deep Green is a beautiful, statement design with it's vivid richness in colour. Displaying pops of muted terracotta, rosey pink and cream, against a multi-tonal sea of green

Great quality and wide range to choose from. Bought in the sale so saved £200. Quick delivery.. Jane. Sat Feb 07 2026

Green

Bird and Pomegranate Deep Green is a beautiful, statement design with it's vivid richness in colour. Displaying pops of muted terracotta, rosey pink and cream, against a multi-tonal sea of green

I got this in the plum colour and it's gorgeous. Really easy to put up as well. Natalie. Thu Jul 09 2026

Blue

This beautifully detailed pattern of acorns and anemone-like flowers combined with willow and oak leaves was designed by William Morris at Home in 1879 as a woodblock print. This quaint design creates a calm elegant feel, making it a lovely versatile addition to many schemes within the home. Acorn Heritage is a beautiful two-toned wallpaper design, featuring a print, laid upon a deep backdrop. Perfect for creating a modern-heritage feel within any environment.

Dusk Blue

Honeysuckle was created by William Morris at Home' daughter May in 1883. A light and uplifting design based on a net structure of untamed woody stems, small curling leaves in two tones and honeysuckle flowers. Honeysuckle Blossom wallpaper encapsulates this beautiful design in shades of muted cranberry, peach pink, and accents of yellow, within a sea of light and deep forest green stems, laid upon a pale grey background. Creating a bright and fresh look within any room.

Green

Designed in 1892, Blackthorn was originally block-printed and features white blackthorn (or sloe) blossom and violets with meadow flowers of red snakes head fritillaries and yellow daisies. The flowers bloom from a lattice of curling foliage, leaves, and stems in this iconic Morris pattern. Typical of Morris' work, Blackthorn is a celebration of the beauty of nature. Blackthorn Daydream is a slightly softer take on Morris' classical design, with shades of neutral-blush, muted yellow and multi-tonal grey, accompanied by subtle white motifs throughout and laid upon a light grey background. This matt finish wallpaper would make any house feel like a home.

Green

Designed by John Henry Dearle in the early 20th Century, the Garden pattern includes bold foliage with contrasting leaf shapes, supporting a variety of flowers in full bloom including elegant lilies. The design's structured formation and selection of plants is suggestive of a carefully planned and tended garden. Garden Cottage Blues displays a variety of stunning muted shades, from baby blue, white and pale pink to beige-undertoned yellow and sage green. All laid upon a light grey background, adding emphasis to this stunningly charming floral design.

Brother Rabbit Paintable wallpaper features beautifully entwined foliage, hiding birds and brother rabbit in amongst leaves and trees. Keep it in white for a refined, textured look, or transform it with your chosen paint shade to complement your interior.

Purple

Bird and Pomegranate Deep Green is a beautiful, statement design with it's vivid richness in colour. Displaying pops of muted terracotta, rosey pink and cream, against a multi-tonal sea of green

Green

William 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. Woodland Weeds Forest wallpaper takes on a bold, dramatic presence. A deep, inky green base sets the tone, while soft blush pinks, warm coral tones and golden ochre accents lend warmth and romantic contrast. The result is a palette that feels timeless and immersive - perfect for cocooning bedrooms, intimate dining spaces or statement stairwells. Printed on high quality non-woven substrate, this wallpaper is easy to hang and even easier to live with - simply paste the wall and enjoy its lasting beauty

Dove & Rose Paintable wallpaper brings a harmonious blend of bold, oversized leaves and stems, featured alongside flowing vines, extending from beautifully iconic William Morris style flowers, creating the perfect perching area for couples of intricately designed doves. Leave it white for a timeless, textured finish, or add a paint colour to harmonise with your home.

Green

This hand block printed design features large sensual tulips and their curling leaves, intwined with foliage and small pimpernel flowers. The pattern is a wonderful example of William Morris at Home' sense of humour since on initial inspection your eye is drawn towards the dominating, graphic tulip heads and yet the name of the design is attributed to the secondary floral detail; the smaller Pimpernel flower. Pimpernel Ocean displays a depth of detail through its multi-tonal palette of mid-tone blue and light grey hues, subtly accentuated by notes of blush pink represented in the flowers featured weaving throughout and finally brought to life by a soft beige feature colour. This wallpaper comes in a matt finish, adding a contemporary feel to a classical design.

Pink/Gray

This charming all-over pattern is characterised by densely packed clover and dainty flowers amongst scrolling leaves. Clover was designed in 1903 by William Morris' chief designer John Henry Dearle. Having begun working for William Morris as a teenager, John Henry Dearle was devoted to William Morris and designed many patterns on behalf of his mentor and friend. In Clover Spring Garden, warm ochre florals and soft ivory blossoms are scattered among pale sage leaves and fresh teal berries, all set against a light cream ground. Pops of raspberry pink in the branching stems add playful contrast, infusing the design with a light-hearted energy. The result is uplifting yet grounded - a contemporary take on a timeless Arts & Crafts motif. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper is easy to hang and simple to remove, simply paste the wall for an effortless transformation.

Blue

A beautiful and dynamic Morris design featuring perching and swooping birds against a network of foliage and an abundance of ripe pomegranates ' some whole, some bursting open and others getting pecked at by diving birds. The inspiration for this piece was William Morris at Home' much earlier pattern, 'Fruit', which similarly depicts luscious pomegranates amongst branches, leaves and blooming pomegranate flowers. With nature the focus, this vibrant and whimsical design is a fine exemplar of Morris' characteristic style. Bird and Pomegranate Cloudy Blues displays a neutral-white backdrop, overlaid with soft gold, muted yellow and multi-tonal teal details.

Marigold Paintable wallpaper layers bold marigold blooms with willow-like sprays, resting over a delicate backdrop of smaller leaves and flowers. It can be enjoyed as a crisp white design for subtle texture, or painted in a shade of your choice to complement your interior style.

Sage

Designed in 1892, Blackthorn was originally block-printed and features white blackthorn (or sloe) blossom and violets with meadow flowers of red snake's head fritillaries and yellow daisies. The flowers bloom from a lattice of curling foliage, leaves, and stems in this iconic Morris pattern. Blackthorn is a celebration of the beauty of nature. Blackthorn Red mural presents an array of complementary autumnal tones, featuring shades of cranberry, mustard yellow and terracotta, accompanied by accents of light greys and peach, laid upon a rich plum background. This mural comes in a 4x2.5 metres and is completed with a matt substrate finish, adding a contemporary feel to this Morris design.

Green

Although Morris regularly used birds in his designs, Brother Rabbit is his only repeating pattern to feature an animal. Designed in 1882, the design was originally created using wood blocks, which are now in the collection of the William Morris at Home Gallery. Morris' skilled team of printers would use up to 25 blocks per design in order to create his dense patterns. Brother Rabbit Lullaby Blues wallpaper features beautifully entwined leaves and trees in multi-tonal sage and light blush pink, with accents of deep mustard yellow. Then hidden within the foliage, you will be able to find birds and brother rabbit, perfectly toned in sage green, found under beige leaves, all laid upon a white background. Perfect for creating a fresh and welcoming feel within any home.

Blue

This impactful design was created by William Morris' chief designer John Henry Dearle in 1912. Michaelmas Daisy depicts a sprawling bouquet of delicate daisies arranged amongst foliage. In the Midnight colourway, the pattern feels immersive and atmospheric. A deep navy-blue backdrop sets the stage for dusky teal leaves and soft coral-pink flowers, creating a palette that is rich, refined and full of mood. Ideal for dining rooms, bedrooms or spaces that seek a touch of evening calm, Michaelmas Daisy Midnight brings a sense of quiet sophistication and heritage charm. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, it's easy to hang and made to infuse your home with lasting depth.

Purple

Perhaps William Morris’s most recognisable design, Strawberry Thief was inspired by the thrushes that crept under Morris’s strawberry nets in his garden at Kelmscott Manor, Oxfordshire. The original pattern took several days to print using hand-carved woodblocks to build up the different colours, and ‘Strawberry Thief’ was consequently one of Morris’s firm’s most expensive cottons. Whilst waiting to see the first piece printed, Morris endured sleepless nights in his lodgings at Merton Abbey. Designed in 1883, Strawberry Thief remains one of William Morris’s most popular and iconic designs. Strawberry Thief Soft Blue mural provides an artist interpretation of Morris' iconic design, introducing mustard yellow with a mixture of soft blue shades, contrasted on a soft white backdrop. This lighter palette, matt substrate finish mural, provides a soft intricacy, making it a beautiful addition to any room. This mural comes in a 4x2.5 metre size.

Green

This charming, characterful design features delicate meadow flowers including bells, campanula, flowers and celandine, intricately arranged amongst a trellis of intertwining vines. Celandine was designed by William Morris's chief designer, John Henry Dearle around 1896 and is reminiscent of one of William Morris' earliest wallpaper designs, Daisy, with its soft yet intricate detailing and graceful composition, embodying the timeless beauty of nature. In this Forest colourway, the pattern is both grounding and vivid. A deep woodland green forms the backdrop, allowing sage-toned foliage to sweep across the surface with graceful rhythm. Delicate blossoms are punctuated by touches of golden yellow, bringing light and vibrancy to the layered greenery. A palette full of depth, warmth and natural harmony - ideal for rooms that invite a sense of calm and timeless character. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, Celandine Forest is easy to hang and even easier to love, simply paste the wall and transform your space with enduring elegance.

One of William Morris at Home's most iconic and enduring designs, Strawberry Thief Damson tells a story rooted in nature and craftsmanship. Originally created in 1883, the design was inspired by thrushes stealing fruit beneath the strawberry nets at Kelmscott Manor — a moment of quiet mischief transformed into a timeless pattern. Reimagined in a richly indulgent palette, this colourway features a deep damson red backdrop, beautifully contrasted with warm ivory and soft blush detailing. Intricately illustrated birds, trailing foliage and delicate florals intertwine across the surface, creating a layered, tapestry-like effect that feels both opulent and inviting. Subtle tonal variations add depth and movement, enhancing the design's heritage charm while bringing a refined warmth to contemporary interiors. Perfect for statement spaces, this wallpaper creates a cocooning atmosphere rich in character and timeless in appeal, printed on a beautiful non-woven paper.

The original Compton design and its pearwood textile printing blocks form part of the William Morris at Home Gallery's collection. Printed by hand at William Morris at Home's Merton Abbey workshop in South West London, the design showcases the traditional craftsmanship of wooden block printing. Each pattern was first transferred onto pearwood using tracing paper, with William Morris at Home himself overseeing the accuracy before carving began. In this Sienna colourway, a rich blend of warm terracottas, soft blush tones and creamy neutrals brings a sense of depth and warmth to the flowing botanical forms. Originally created for Compton Hall in Wolverhampton, home of brewer and art collector Laurence Hodson, the design reflects William Morris at Home's vision to enrich interiors with colour and pattern while valuing the skill of the maker. He championed the use of harmonious natural dyes over the harsh synthetic alternatives common in Victorian times. Produced on durable non-woven paper, this wallpaper offers a beautifully refined look for your home.

Oak and Willow Sage is an original watercolour-on-paper design from the William Morris at Home Gallery archive. Presented here in a gentle palette of sage greens, muted ochres and soft blush pinks, the colouring brings a fresh lightness to the flowing foliage and intricate symmetry characteristic of the Arts and Crafts style. Although unattributed, the design is thought to be by John Henry Dearle, William Morris at Home's chief designer, and shares stylistic similarities with his 1879 wallpaper Acorn. The scale and repeat of the pattern suggest it was intended for use as a wallpaper, though there is no record of it ever entering production. Now reimagined for today, this design brings a sense of heritage and timeless artistry into your home. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, for a fresh and refined finish.

An enduring expression of William Morris at Home's love of nature, Willow Bough Terracotta reinterprets the original 1887 design with a warm, contemporary elegance. Inspired by the gentle movement of willow branches, this iconic pattern captures flowing foliage in a softly sweeping composition that captures nature's effortless elegance. Set against a soft warm cream backdrop, the design is brought to life with sweeping leaves in rich terracotta and burnt clay tones, creating a beautifully layered, tonal effect. Effortlessly bridging heritage and modern living, Willow Bough Terracotta is perfect for creating a relaxed yet refined atmosphere in living rooms, bedrooms or transitional spaces. Printed on high-quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper creates a refined, flawless backdrop with a sophisticated touch.

The original Compton design and its pearwood textile printing blocks form part of the William Morris at Home Gallery's collection. Printed by hand at William Morris at Home's Merton Abbey workshop in South West London, the design exemplifies the craftsmanship of traditional wooden block printing. In this Privet Green colourway, a deep green backdrop is enlivened with rich coral reds, warm ochres and soft leafy greens, bringing vibrancy and depth to the intricate botanical forms. Originally designed for Compton Hall in Wolverhampton, home of brewer and art collector Laurence Hodson, the pattern reflects William Morris at Home's vision to transform interiors with colour and pattern while valuing the skill of the maker. He championed the use of harmonious natural dyes over the harsh synthetic alternatives widely used in Victorian times. Printed on durable, high-quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper will bring timeless refinement to your interiors.

Oak and Willow Damson is an original watercolour-on-paper design from the William Morris at Home Gallery archive. Rendered here in rich Damson reds, blush pinks and soft cream tones, the palette highlights the flowing foliage and intricate symmetry characteristic of the Arts and Crafts style. Although unattributed, the design is thought to be by John Henry Dearle, William Morris at Home's chief designer, and shares stylistic similarities with his 1879 wallpaper Acorn. The scale and repeat of the pattern suggest it was intended for use as a wallpaper, though there is no record of it ever entering production. Now thoughtfully revived to bring life to your walls and invite artistic heritage into your home. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper leaves an elegant finish on your walls.

Oak & Willow Ink Blue is an original watercolour-on-paper design from the William Morris at Home Gallery archive. Brought to life in a striking palette of deep ink blues, burnt orange and muted slate tones, the colouring accentuates the layered foliage and bold symmetry characteristic of the Arts and Crafts style. Although unattributed, the design is thought to be by John Henry Dearle, William Morris at Home's chief designer, and shares stylistic similarities with his 1879 wallpaper Acorn. The scale and repeat of the pattern suggest it was intended for use as a wallpaper, though there is no record of it ever entering production. Reimagined for modern living, this design brings richness, craftsmanship and timeless style to your home. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper offers a beautifully smooth finish.

Green

Hyacinth Flower is adapted from the original Hyacinth print created by John Henry Dearle, the lead designer for William Morris, in the early twentieth century. This elegantly composed floral motif features closely clustered, bell-shaped flowers arranged on individual stalks, with the clear, refined outlines characteristic of Dearle's style. In the Forest colourway, the design takes on a grounded, heritage richness. Warm terracotta florals sit proudly against a deep woodland green backdrop, their delicate detailing softened by sage-toned foliage and pops of pink to accent. The structured repeat lends a quiet formality, while the palette offers warmth and depth, making this an ideal choice for dining rooms, home libraries, or cosy corners with a classic sensibility. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, Hyacinth Flower Forest is simple to hang and designed to bring enduring pattern and poise into the heart of your home.

Blue

Designed in 1892, Blackthorn was originally block-printed and features white blackthorn (or sloe) blossom and violets with meadow flowers of red snake's head fritillaries and yellow daisies. The flowers bloom from a lattice of curling foliage, leaves, and stems in this iconic Morris pattern. Blackthorn is a celebration of the beauty of nature. Blackthorn Navy mural presents subtle pops of creamy yellows, rosy reds and blush pinks, featured amongst a sea of multi-tonal green inspired blues. All laid upon a dark navy background, displaying this eye-catching Morris design in a larger scale across the lower half of the wall, subtly fading out the design as it nears the ceiling. This 4x2.5 metre mural printed on a matt paper would make for a beauitul, deep and dreamy feature wall, adding atmosphere and intrigue.

Inspired by the enduring legacy of William Morris at Home, Willow Stripe Linen reimagines the original 1874 design with a beautifully soft, contemporary sensibility. Flowing willow leaves in soft cream, intertwine in a gentle upward movement, creating a rhythmic pattern that feels both calming and effortlessly elegant. Set against a neutral beige background, this wallpaper creates an airy and organic feel, enhancing natural light and creating a sense of openness and quiet sophistication within the home. Printed on high quality non woven paper, this wallpaper provides a smooth, understated finish with a refined feel.

The original Compton design and its pearwood textile printing blocks form part of the William Morris at Home Gallery's collection. Printed by hand at William Morris at Home's Merton Abbey workshop in South West London, the design celebrates the traditional craftsmanship of wooden block printing. Each pattern was first transferred onto pearwood using tracing paper, with William Morris at Home himself carefully overseeing the accuracy before carving began. In this Sage colourway, a gentle palette of soft greens, warm ochres and muted blush tones lends a fresh, natural softness to the flowing botanical forms. Originally created for Compton Hall in Wolverhampton, home of brewer and art collector Laurence Hodson, the design reflects William Morris at Home's vision to enrich interiors with colour and pattern while valuing the skill of the maker. He championed the use of harmonious natural dyes over the harsh synthetic alternatives common in Victorian times. Printed on high-quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper enhances your home with understated sophistication.

One of William Morris at Home's most celebrated designs, Strawberry Thief Sienna captures a moment of natural intrigue, inspired by thrushes stealing fruit beneath the strawberry nets at Kelmscott Manor. First created in 1883, this iconic pattern reflects William Morris at Home's dedication to craftsmanship, originally brought to life through intricate hand-carved woodblock printing. Reimagined in a beautifully light and inviting palette, this colourway features a soft warm cream backdrop, layered with rich sienna, terracotta and dusty rose tones. Delicately illustrated birds, trailing foliage and blooming florals intertwine across the surface, creating a tapestry-like composition that feels both intricate and effortlessly harmonious. Subtle accents of muted plum and warm blush add depth and dimension, enhancing the design's timeless appeal. Crafted on high-quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper creates a sleek, seamless backdrop with an elegant touch.

Inspired by the iconic work of William Morris at Home, Willow Stripe Almond reimagines the original 1874 design with a warm, contemporary softness. Set against a rich almond-toned backdrop, gracefully intertwined soft ivory willow leaves flow upward, forming delicate vertical stripes, bringing a sense of calm and natural elegance to your walls. Printed on beautiful high-quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper brings a clean and sleek finish, its tonal palette also creating a sense of warmth and quiet sophistication, making it effortlessly adaptable across a range of interiors.

Blue

Designed in 1892, Blackthorn was originally block-printed and features white blackthorn (or sloe) blossom and violets with meadow flowers of red snake's head fritillaries and yellow daisies. The flowers bloom from a lattice of curling foliage, leaves, and stems in this iconic Morris pattern. Blackthorn is a celebration of the beauty of nature. Blackthorn Charcoal and Burnt Orange mural displays an array of colours, from light grey to peachy coral tones, brought out by light and mustard yellows, alongside punchy accents of cranberry, all upon a charcoal backdrop. Completed with a matt substrate finish, this 4x2.5 metre mural would make for boldly captivating and immersive feature wall.

This vertical stripe design is adapted from a border originally engraved by William Morris at Home for his poetic drama Love Is Enough in 1872. Presented here in a warm terracotta palette of sunbaked clay tones, soft blush hues and a gentle neutral background, Love Is Enough Stripe Terracotta brings a natural warmth and softness to the rhythmic stripe. William Morris at Home's distinctive approach to decorative pattern is evident in the flowing acanthus leaves that wind around a central stem, alternating in direction to create a gentle upward movement. Set within the stripe, these intricate forms are complimented by delicate blossoms and foliage, creating a refined, continuous frieze effect. Crafted on high quality non-woven paper, it offers a refined and elegant finish to any room.

Oak & Willow Privet Green is an original watercolour-on-paper design from the William Morris at Home Gallery archive. Presented here in a rich palette of deep privet greens, warm coral and soft earthy tones, the colouring enhancing the dense foliage and striking symmetry characteristic of the Arts and Crafts style. Although unattributed, the design is thought to be by John Henry Dearle, William Morris at Home's chief designer, and shares stylistic similarities with his 1879 wallpaper Acorn. The scale and repeat of the pattern suggest it was intended for use as a wallpaper, though there is no record of it ever entering production. Thoughtfully reinterpreted for modern living, this design brings a sense of depth, heritage and timeless artistry to your home. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper delivers a bold sophisticated look.

Originally designed by William Morris at Home in 1874, Willow began as a hand block printed wallpaper showcasing his signature appreciation for natural forms. Willow Stripe Rose features delicately intertwined willow leaves, in a light cream tone, flowing gracefully upward in a rhythmic, organic pattern, upon a dusty rose background. In 1877, William Morris at Home reimagined the design as a woven silk using hand-loom jacquard techniques, producing it in multiple colourways. Today, the Gallery's collection preserves Willow in several of these variations, celebrating its enduring elegance. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper adds a sense of calm sophistication while maintaining the intricacy of the original motif.

The original Compton design and its pearwood textile printing blocks form part of the William Morris at Home Gallery's collection. Printed by hand at William Morris at Home's Merton Abbey workshop in South West London, the design exemplifies the craftsmanship of traditional wooden block printing. In this Ink Blue colourway, a rich navy background is layered with warm burnt orange, soft gold tones and muted reds, creating striking contrast and depth within the intricate botanical forms. Originally designed for Compton Hall in Wolverhampton, home of brewer and art collector Laurence Hodson, the pattern reflects William Morris at Home's vision to transform interiors with colour and pattern while valuing the skill of the maker. He championed the use of harmonious natural dyes over the harsh synthetic alternatives widely used in Victorian times. Crafted on high-quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper brings a sophisticated finish to any space.

Originally created by William Morris at Home in 1874, Willow was first produced as a hand block printed wallpaper, embodying his deep appreciation for nature and craftsmanship. Willow Stripe Privet Green showcases intricately intertwined willow leaves in a soft sage green, flowing upward in a graceful, rhythmic movement, laid upon a deep privet green that brings a sense of harmony and balance. By 1877, the design had been translated into a woven silk using traditional hand-loom jacquard techniques and produced in a variety of colourways. Today, the Gallery's collection includes Willow in several interpretations, celebrating its enduring beauty and versatility. Produced on high quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper offers a clean, smooth finish with a modern edge.

Originally designed by William Morris at Home in 1874, Willow was first produced as a hand block printed wallpaper, reflecting his enduring fascination with natural forms. Willow Stripe Sage features delicately intertwined cream willow leaves, flowing upward in a graceful, rhythmic movement, upon a soft, muted sage green backdrop, creating a sense of calm and continuity. In 1877, the design was reinterpreted as a woven silk using hand-loom jacquard techniques and produced in multiple colourways. Today, the Gallery's collection includes Willow in several variations, celebrating its timeless elegance and versatility. Crafted on high-quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper creates a seamless, sleek backdrop for effortless elegance.

Originally designed by William Morris at Home in 1874, Willow Stripe Ink Blue is a celebration of enduring craftsmanship and nature's quiet rhythm. Reimagined for contemporary interiors, this design captures the graceful movement of muted teal willow leaves, intertwined in vertical stripe formation, laid upon a deep ink blue backdrop. Intricate yet understated, this wallpaper bridges heritage design with modern living — perfect for creating a refined statement in hallways, bedrooms or sophisticated living areas. Its flowing pattern evokes a calming, almost meditative atmosphere, making it ideal for interiors that seek both style and serenity. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper achieves a flawless, sleek finish with a refined feel.

Willow Stripe Damson is based on a design by William Morris at Home, originally produced as a hand block printed wallpaper in 1874. The design features gracefully intertwined willow leaves, flowing upward in a rhythmic and continuous movement. Presented here in a rich palette of deep damson red and soft neutral tones, the pattern is reimagined as a refined vertical stripe, bringing a sense of structure and elegance to the design. Willow was later developed as a woven silk in multiple colourways in 1877 using hand-loom jacquard techniques, and remains a celebrated example within the William Morris at Home Gallery's collection. Printed on high-quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper will add a refined and contemporary touch to your interior.

Rooted in the rich legacy of William Morris at Home, Willow Stripe Charcoal reinterprets the original 1874 design with a bold, contemporary edge. This iconic pattern captures the gentle movement of intertwined, light-grey willow leaves, flowing upward in a rhythmic, organic formation that feels both timeless and effortlessly modern. All laid upon a deep charcoal grey background. The monochrome palette creates a refined, understated look, while the intricate detailing adds depth and visual interest. Balancing heritage craftsmanship with modern sophistication, Willow Stripe Charcoal is perfect for creating a cocooning atmosphere in living rooms, bedrooms or hallways. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, this wallpaper creates a smooth and sleek finish.