MORRIS & CO. COLLECTIONS

THE DESIGN REBEL EDIT

Born from a 19th-century rebellion against industrial conformity, Morris & Co. has always stood for the radical power of human creativity. Today, in an age of automated choices and transient trends, we reassert our core identity: we are the original design rebel. Explore how our hand-painted artistry, London design studio, and historic British factories reject the predictable to create beauty with soul.

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The Original Design Rebel

 

 

“Craft is not merely the production of a physical object; it is an act of thinking. Every collection begins in the studio, hand-painted and sketched by Morris & Co. designers. This artistry then meets the rhythmic hum of historic British factories, where generations of manufacturing expertise transform raw materials.”

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Breaking the Rules of Decoration

Crafting the Extraordinary

At Morris & Co. the purpose of craft is not simply aesthetic; it is an intentional way of connecting with the world and the stories that shape it. We see interior decoration not as something peripheral, but rather as, in Morris’ own words, “the most important production of art”. Each design has been drawn by hand at our Voysey House design studio in Chiswick.
Rebellion Against Conformity

History of Morris & Co.

Morris & Co. is the original home of the celebrated textile designer William Morris. Founded in 1861, every design has been preserved and adapted from the original documents stored in our rich archive, to honour the techniques and traditions established by our founder and upheld by his collective of distinguished artists. All our wallpapers and fabrics are printed at our UK factories, Anstey and Standfast & Barracks.

 

 

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Our Customer Service team is on hand to help with any questions you may have. Call us on 020 4552 3552