Woodland WeedsDepicting millefluers or many different small flowers and plants, Woodland Weeds is one of Bens favourite designs. Often shown on a green ground, as though growing in grass, the pattern is attributed to John Henry Dearle. First printed in 1905, this archive document is unusually symmetrical and perpendicular for a Morris & Co. design.

Its versatility makes it suitable for use in curtains

A luminous textile-inspired surface with subtle sheen

Current by Pollack is a versatile upholstery fabric that combines style and durability

and density

antique colourways and circular patterning create an intriguing wallpaper with a distinct Indian inspired character

creating a blend of natural and synthetic fibers that offer a balance of comfort

Pink and Rose Wallpaper by Morris and Co is a fresh interpretation of William Morris’s 1890 design

this wallpaper is based on a late 17th century painted cloth

reading nooks or rustic-chic dining spaces

A substantial plain textured weave

Uplifting in character and ultra-soft

takes you to the sanctuary of a remote corner of a verdant garden