A visitor at the exhibition, Beyond William Morris – British Arts and ... Visitors are able to see designs, wallpapers, textiles, furniture, ceramics, metalwork, jewellery and stained glass ...

These are just a few of the nature-inspired motifs William ... (renamed Morris & Co. in 1875) debuted furnishings at the 1862 International Exhibition in London, the designs were panned in The ...

‘Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful’, advised the influential British designer William ... Morris’ Grade II*-listed former home and displaying the ...

Aghast at the notion of progressive Machine Age design, William Morris, then just a teenager, refused to enter the Great Exhibition of 1851 at London’s Crystal Palace. His early reverence for ...

A. Your have a Morris recliner, and the frame is Arts and Crafts/Mission. The design for chairs with slotted adjustable backs can be attributed to William Morris. Morris, Marshall Faulkner & Co.

Left: Wooden chair, black varnished ... With his concern to master all the stages of an object's design, combining art and technique, William Morris influenced the architect Walter Gropius ...

It seems that William Morris–one of the movers and shakers behind the English Arts and Crafts movement–didn’t really design what we think of today as the big, comfortable chair that bears ...

Morris was an English polymath with interests in textile design and poetry ... designing wallpaper, fabrics, furniture, and tapestries, with an overarching ethos of affordability and anti ...

William Morris (1834-1896) is arguably Britain’s most celebrated 19th-century designers and one of the key visionaries behind the Arts and Crafts movement. His most famous quote encapsulates his ...