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Dunelm has just launched a wallpaper collection that has already been branded "beautiful" by shoppers. The homeware retailer has just introduced its own William Morris collection, featuring more ...

A pair of Nikes look fetching in Morris’s ‘Willow Bough’ pattern. William Morris Gallery. The first display in the exhibition tell the story of how we got here.

The designer, artist, author and all-round polymath William Morris (1834-1896) championed the democratisation of good taste, said Nancy Durrant in The Times.An "ardent socialist", he famously ...

It’s hard to tell what he would have made of seeing his designs on trainers (Nike, in the celebrated Willow) and thimbles, radios (Roberts, in Morris’s beloved Willow Bough), clocks and haute couture ...

Objects on display in ‘Morris Mania’ include those from the gallery as well as private collections, such as ‘Willow’ pattern Nike trainers, a ‘Rose’ patterned seat from the 1980s British Nuclear ...

The repetition of pattern creates the illusion of a meadow, and this piece, and others, such as Lodden (1884), continue to bridge their way into reality without being a complete representation of it.

William Morris (1834-1896), the renowned designer and leading light of the Arts and Crafts movement, was himself an avid collector of artefacts from the Muslim world. Now, a new exhibition at the ...

Simply sign up to the House & Home myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. In 1858, William Morris, a 24-year-old architectural draughtsman with some family money, bought an acre of land ...

The first time I entered London’s Victoria and Albert Museum I felt like a child seeing their presents on Christmas morning, stunned by how the ordinary world I live in was so quickly transformed into ...

Morris (1834-1896) was less explicit about his Islamic sources than artist friends such as William De Morgan (whose “Lion Rampant” tile panel of 1888-98 appears in an upstairs room).