A room filled with enough floral print patterns to set off a bad case of hay fever is currently showing off how contemporary ...

The Industrial Revolution in the 19th century revolutionised textile production, making floral prints more accessible to the masses. British designers like William Morris popularised floral motifs ...

This spring, it's all about the contemporary English countryside vibes - that is, according to Zara Home's latest collection ...

Anderson’s early years at Loewe were defined by his fascination with craft; he honed in the label’s savoir faire with leather ...

That floral theme is brought to life ... Up a creaking staircase are eight simple rooms featuring prints by 19th-century textile designer William Morris, who had a home in the village, now open ...

Iris gives the floral notes a delicate finish ... especially this scent that's reminiscent of a William Morris print in fragrance form. It combines wild strawberry with an earthy aroma inspired ...

The floral painting above the doorway was added ... Influenced by the politically radical British textile designer William Morris and the Victorian art critic John Ruskin, who preached the ...

According to the Zara Home website, this collaboration “pays homage to the legacy of William Morris ... all of which feature floral motifs reminiscent of the Morris and Co. signature style — but with ...

She says, "These prints are vintage, utterly steeped in the Arts & Crafts movement that William Morris pioneered ... Colefax & Fowler Boxwood is a darling floral that is as classic today as it was a ...