William Morris's most famous wallpaper is "Strawberry Thief". Designed in 1883, it features birds—thrushes—stealing strawberries in a lush, stylised floral pattern. The design is renowned for its intricate detail and vivid colour, embodying Morris's commitment to craftsmanship, nature, and beauty in everyday life. It remains one of the most iconic and widely reproduced examples of Victorian wallpaper design, often associated with the Arts and Crafts Movement that Morris championed.
Blackthorn Wallpaper by William Morris
Designed in 1881 this is a beautifully detailed pattern inspired by the wild beauty of the English countryside, "Blackthorn" features intricate floral motifs with subtle tones, making it ideal for a more understated yet elegant look.
Pimpernel Wallpaper by William Morris
Designed in 1876 and featuring delicate, stylised flowers, "Pimpernel" has an understated charm. The design is often rendered in soft, muted colours, making it a versatile choice for a variety of room styles.
Trellis Wallpaper by William Morris
Designed in 1864 this is one of Morris's earliest wallpaper designs, "Trellis" showcases intertwined leaves and flowers in a repeating pattern. Its simple elegance makes it a classic that fits well in both traditional and contemporary settings.
Acanthus Wallpaper by William Morris
Designed in 1875 this design is inspired by the ancient Greek acanthus leaf, known for its flowing, scrolling form. The wallpaper’s lush foliage creates a rich and textured effect that adds depth and character to any room.
