Most people have heard of William Morris, one of the leaders of the 19th century Arts and Crafts movement. His abstract, nature-inspired designs still adorn everything from wallpaper to notebooks ...

William and May Morris were part of an art movement called Arts and Crafts. Throughout her lifetime May designed wallpaper, jewellery, dresses and books. She also created many watercolour ...

Inspired by the writings of social philosopher John Ruskin, William Morris (1834-1896) defined art as “the expression by man of his pleasure in labor," and dedicated himself to art inspired by ...

The 'Arts & Crafts' movement, born in the mid-19th ... and patchwork quilts on the beds. William Morris inspires much of the décor (Image: Comber & Company/Zoopla) William Morris, a prominent ...

I n the final years of his storied career, William Morris founded Kelmscott Press, a short-lived yet prolific passion project for the Arts and Crafts icon. Between 1891 and 1898, Morris’s ...

Japanese folk art, William Morris, and the wider English arts and crafts movement inform Goodbye Horses, a new wine bar in London. The bar’s interior, outfitted by Leopold Banchini Architects, ...

An embroidered panel by renowned Arts and Crafts designer and activist William Morris titled Vine And Acanthus, from 1890, sold for £25,200. Author and broadcaster Dr James Fox, creative director ...

It will explore the diverse talents of May Morris, the younger daughter of renowned Arts & Crafts designer William Morris. May was a skilled embroiderer, designer and advocate for female creatives ...