Morris & Co Wallpapers

Morris & Co Melsetter Apple Wallpaper with it's curling acanthus leaves and speckled fruits animate this wallpaper originally designed by William Morris in 1877 and used to paper the walls of May Morriss workroom at her Hammersmith home. Lovely block print edging adds delicate detail to Apple which has been redrawn and reproduced in a new range of colourways. Available in five colourways: Chalk/Ivory Honey Gold Antique Gold Bayleaf and Rust.  Recommended Paste Elite Ready Mixed Tub Paste.

Morris & Co Melsetter Brophy Trellis Wallpaper is taken from our archive, this design was originally a ceiling paper by Arts and Crafts designer Andrew Brophy (1844-1912). Weve recreated the structure of the trellis and added flowers and leaves from one of May Morriss original designs to create Brophy Trellis an incredibly usable design which pairs beautifully with other Morris & Co. fabrics and wallpapers. Available in four colourways: Linen/Sage Russet/Gold Ivory/Sage and Deep Teal  Recommended Paste Elite Ready Mixed Tub Paste.

Morris & Co Melsetter Double Bough Wallpaper has scrolling acanthus leaves and abundant blooms that feature in this beautiful Morris & Co. wallpaper taken from our archive. Beaded detail adorns the motif reflecting the light and introducing a subtle shimmer to Double Boughs painterly design. Available in five colourways: Pewter Carmine Red Slate/Blue Antique Gold and Teal/Rose.  Recommended Paste Elite Ready Mixed Tub Paste.

Morris & Co Queen Square Bachelors Button Wallpaper is inspired by an archive pattern book with Batchelors Button on the cover, were proud to say this design was the catalyst for Ben Pentreaths Queen Square collection. Given a modern twist and an undeniable vibrancy, dramatic swirling leaves, painted in the style of a medieval fresco, coil around this show stopper of a wallpaper.  Available in an Olive/Turquoise colourway. P.S. Dont forget the Batchelors Button fabric (its an exact match!).

Morris & Co Queen Square Bird & Anemone Wallpaper is originally a monochrome precursor to Morris's much-loved Strawberry Thief (1883), were thrilled that Ben chose this design from our archive, transforming it into a vibrant, strong Olive/Turquoise colourway. An evocation of the English hedgerow dating from 1882, this wallpaper features thrushes in a vertical entwine of flowers and foliage.  Available in an Olive/Turquoise colourway.

Morris & Co Queen Square Blackthorn Wallpaper is a brilliant statement piece, Blackthorn works exceptionally well in smaller spaces. Designed by J.H. Dearle in 1892 and shown here for the first time with its popping colours and darker ground, Blackthorn is a hugely popular wallpaper and an excellent co-ordinate. Available in an Autumn colourway.