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William Morris wallpapers are recognised for intricate florals, winding foliage, birds and beautifully balanced repeating patterns. Morris & Co classics include Strawberry Thief, Pimpernel, Willow Bough, Marigold and Golden Lily. Rich in detail yet carefully structured, these nature-inspired designs can create anything from a soft decorative backdrop to a more expressive statement wall. Aveo's collection includes both traditional colourways and fresh interpretations of Morris designs.

William Morris began designing wallpapers in the 1860s, and his work remains closely associated with the British Arts & Crafts movement. Morris & Co wallpapers work particularly well in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms and hallways, whether you're decorating a period property or introducing pattern and historical character into a contemporary interior.

Aveo's collection includes both non-woven and paper wallpapers, so always check the hanging instructions for your chosen design.

Explore over a hundred Morris & Co options at Aveo, with help available when choosing a pattern, colourway or calculating how many rolls you need.

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FAQ

What are the most famous William Morris wallpaper patterns?

Recognisable designs include Strawberry Thief, Pimpernel, Willow Bough, Marigold and Golden Lily. Florals, foliage, birds and rhythmic repetition are characteristic features of the Morris aesthetic.

Do William Morris wallpapers work in modern interiors?

Yes. A muted colourway can introduce pattern without dominating a contemporary room, while richer colours and intricate designs create a stronger Arts & Crafts influence.

What is the difference between William Morris and Morris & Co?

William Morris was the influential British designer who founded Morris & Co. Today's Morris & Co collections continue to draw on historic Morris designs and the company's extensive design heritage.

How much Morris & Co wallpaper do I need?

This depends on wall dimensions, roll size and pattern repeat. Detailed Morris patterns can require additional material for matching, so we're happy to calculate the required number of rolls.