Pattern Iris, designed by Morris’s protégé John Henry Dearle, features marigolds and their foliage playfully interacting with small birds against a latticework of irises. This charming woodland vista is inked in shades of pale green, moss, golden ochre, off-white, pink, beige, and plum. Iris is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 inches wide by 33 feet long, covering approximately 57.5 square feet per roll.

Pattern Iris, designed by Morris’s protégé John Henry Dearle, features marigolds and their foliage playfully interacting with small birds against a latticework of irises. This charming woodland vista is inked in shades of pale green, teal, burnt orange, raspberry, vanilla, and navy. Iris is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 inches wide by 33 feet long, covering approximately 57.5 square feet per roll.

Pattern Iris, designed by Morris’s protégé John Henry Dearle, features marigolds and their foliage playfully interacting with small birds against a latticework of irises. This charming woodland vista is inked in shades of rich green, pale blue, robin's egg, coral, and beige. Iris is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 inches wide by 33 feet long, covering approximately 57.5 square feet per roll.

Pattern Iris, designed by Morris’s protégé John Henry Dearle, features marigolds and their foliage playfully interacting with small birds against a latticework of irises. This charming woodland vista is inked in shades of light green, celery, tangerine, pale pink, light brown, sand, and white. Iris is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 inches wide by 33 feet long, covering approximately 57.5 square feet per roll.

Designed by Morris in 1876 for the redecoration of the Oxford Union debating hall, this pattern features willow boughs and forget-me-not flowers that are striking both at a distance and close up. Previously only seen as a border, this is the first time the pattern has been recreated as wallpaper. Seen here in a palette of celery green, dusty rose, and black. Oxford Union is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 inches wide by 33 feet long, covering approximately 57.5 square feet per roll.

Designed by Morris in 1876 for the redecoration of the Oxford Union debating hall, this pattern features willow boughs and forget-me-not flowers that are striking both at a distance and close up. Previously only seen as a border, this is the first time the pattern has been recreated as wallpaper. Seen here in a palette of sage, chartreuse, periwinkle, pale green, and indigo. Oxford Union is an unpasted, non woven wallpaper measuring 20.9 inches wide by 33 feet long, covering approximately 57.5 square feet per roll.