Wild Tulip & Vine Embroidery Fabric - Morris & Co

Wild Tulip & Vine Embroidery Fabric - Morris & CoTulips, frequently appearing in the Morris & Co. archive, are seen in this Huntington document, where leafy vines fill the ground and vertical scrollwork is interspersed with stylised flowers. Possibly the hand of John Henry Dearle, identifiable through the conical stamens of the central flowerheads, reminiscent of Golden Lily, Wild Tulip & Vine depicts, at its centre, a winding runner of daffodils to anchor the design, guiding the eye along a gentle,

make it effortless to live with in any room of the home

each piece add a true sense of wonder to your home

Drawing inspiration from art

vibrant brights of Tangerine and Hibiscus and Emerald and Petal Pink providing a variety of interior options with the Emerald ground colour harking back to 19th century greens that remained ever-popular in High Society homes

This button pattern features subtle florals which draws inspiration from an embroidered Men's Court Suit Waistcoat c1770 found in the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection cared for by Historic Royal Palaces

Flame W0105/01

Watercolour brushstrokes and a variety of great British trees emulate the undulating landscape of the countryside at its best on this evocative wallpaper design

Inspired by antique bookbinding

is defined by the faceted decoration of its cone-shaped diffuser

Daffodil/Natural DART236355

Green - 4723

Designer - LPWK and Emma Silvestris