William Morris Home Collection
William Morris Collection – timeless elegance, sustainably produced
The William Morris Collection celebrates classic design and nature-inspired patterns that have inspired generations. The series combines aesthetics, quality, and functionality with a modern, sustainable focus, and is produced in Europe using responsibly sourced materials.
The collection includes a range of beautiful home products, such as textiles, napkins, table runners, trays, and decorative interior details – all designed with Morris’ iconic patterns, including:
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Birds – an elegant pattern filled with birds and floral details that bring life and movement to any space.
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Strawberry Thief – the classic and lively motif with strawberry thieves, combining tradition and charm.
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Oxford Red – a warm, classic red shade with fine pattern details, adding depth and elegance.
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Windrush – a subtle and refined design with organic shapes and natural balance.
All products are made in Europe with a focus on sustainability and durability. The materials are carefully selected to ensure quality, longevity, and responsible production, making the William Morris Collection a conscious choice for both home and environment.
The collection adds a touch of classic British design with a modern, Nordic twist – perfect for table settings, textiles, or decorative accents that last for years.
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