William Morris

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William Morris Fabric

 

L.A. Design Concepts has an incredible selection of William Morris fabric at 40% off. Although Morris & Co. now operates under the umbrella of the Sanderson Group, the intricate and alluring designs of textile designer William Morris live on today in a range of classic textiles that add elegance and style to any home décor. With sample swatches available, you can add these stunning prints to your own home, all while enjoying free shipping on orders over $200.

At L.A. Design Concepts, we’re pleased to offer an inventory of over 400 William Morris fabrics, including a vast array of popular patterns in a diverse range of color palettes, so everyone can find the perfect options for their home and personal preferences.

L.A. Design Concepts is dedicated to making exclusive, trade-only home goods accessible to discerning buyers, including architects, designers, and the consumer public.

With rates at 40% off for William Morris fabric by the yard, including upholstery fabric, you’ll have no trouble finding the perfect options for your project.

William Morris Designs

William Morris designs are well-known around the world. As a true Renaissance man, William Morris is best known as a British textile designer of the Victorian era, although he also dabbled in art, writing, poetry, and crafts like furniture and stained glass.

As the founder of Morris & Co., which opened in 1861, he was committed to preserving the heritage of handmade crafts, in response to the factory-produced textiles gaining popularity in the 19th century.

He started by producing embroidered fabrics and later moved into printed and woven textiles for clothing, furniture, and upholstery. His textiles frequently displayed natural themes, such as floral motifs, fruit, and wildlife, building on his purported love of medieval tapestry design, but incorporating modern design elements associated with the Art Nouveau style.

For example, William Morris Strawberry Thief Fabric, based on a scene from his own garden, is among his best-known and most enduring designs.

Morris & Co. lived on and continued to produce textiles for over 40 years after William Morris’ death, based on his designs and plans. The result is a rich legacy of luxury fabrics in patterns and designs that remain popular to this day.

William Morris Prints

Although William Morris was famed for his love of handcrafted designs in embroidery, the popularity of his work and the growth of his business dictated a more expansive production model, which is why he eventually moved into woven and printed fabrics.

When you purchase William Morris prints, you’ll enjoy a wide range of options for both neutral and vibrant palettes to suit every setting and style sensibility.

William Morris Fabric By The Yard

At L.A. Design Concepts, our long-standing goal is to provide consumers with access to quality, trade-only goods. This is why we’re pleased to offer an astonishing range of William Morris fabric by the yard.

Whether you’re interested in classic floral or fruit motifs or you’re looking for something that features wildlife, you’ll find the patterns you prefer in a range of neutral and saturated color options designed to create a focal point in any room.

William Morris Patterns

William Morris patterns are iconic because they create a delicate balance, drawing from history and imbuing designs with a unique sense of artistry. The result is an incredible array of timeless patterns that work just as well today as they did over a century ago.

Some of the most popular Morris & Co. patterns include:

Strawberry Thief depicts classic natural themes, including a floral motif accented by fruit (the titular strawberry) and birds (the titular thief). Brer Rabbit, perhaps based on the trickster figure from folklore, depicts a complex leaf pattern interwoven with both birds and rabbits.

The Pimpernel pattern focuses on a small, five-petal flower of the primrose family, along with the plant’s signature creeping stems, while Golden Lily highlights an expressive bloom, with its curling petals, prominent stamens, and eye-catching leaves.

The Willow Bough pattern, one of the more sedate offerings from Morris & Co., features the airy fronds of the willow tree, densely overlapping.

The Snakeshead pattern does not feature an animal motif, but rather a depiction of the snakeshead plant, with drooping flowers featuring a diamond-like pattern associated with snakeskin. As expected, the Fruit pattern features a variety of fruits, such as lemons and peaches, on the branch.

All of the Morris & Co. patterns offered by L.A. Design Concepts are available in a range of colors to match any design or existing décor.

William Morris Upholstery Fabric

Some fabrics are ideal for clothing, while others lend themselves better to the wear and tear suffered by furniture. L.A. Design Concepts proudly offers a range of Morris & Co. fabric options that are tough, resistant to abrasion, and easy to maintain, making them perfect for all of your upholstery needs.

Our William Morris upholstery fabric options are designed for comfort and lasting visual appeal, and we offer samples for your convenience.

William Morris Textiles

The prints and patterns of Morris & Co. are ideal for a wide range of uses, which is why L.A. Design Concepts not only offers an incredible array of colors and patterns, but also a range of desirable William Morris textiles.

Our diverse fabric offerings include 100% cotton, 100% linen, velvet, and a range of durable cotton blends, wool blends, viscose blends, and more, allowing every consumer to find the right textiles, patterns, and colors for their projects.

William Morris Upholstery By The Yard

Whether you’re creating small cushions for dining room chairs, updating the comfy armchairs in your office or den, or replacing the damaged or outdated upholstery on an heirloom couch that’s been in your family for decades (or even centuries), we provide the timeless, William Morris upholstery fabric by the yard that you love.

At L.A. Design Concepts, we proudly offer an outstanding selection of William Morris fabrics to buyers of every kind, from architects and designers to everyday consumers. While you’re exploring our textile collection, don’t forget to check out our selection of Morris & Co. wallpaper.

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