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HIDDEN TREASURESVOL 1: Celebrating Morris’ lifelong love of nature, the ‘Hidden Treasures’ collection does much more than amplify echoes from the past. It transforms them into elegant interior design classics that add distinct character to the walls of any home.Although it’s well over 100 years since he passed, iconic English designer William Morris continues to have a profound influence on contemporary design. With Hidden Treasures, a series of Morris sketches have been faithfully recreated by acclaimed Swedish designer Björn Nilsson. THE WILLIAM MORRIS SOCIETY: The William Morris Society aims to perpetuate the memory of one of the greatest men of the Victorian, or any, age. Established in 1955, the Society’s roots go back to 1918 when May, William Morris’s younger daughter, founded the Kelmscott Fellowship, which later merged with the William Morris Society. The life, work and ideas of William Morris are as important today as they were in his lifetime and the Society exists to make them as widely known as possible.The Society owns a significant collection of Morris’s original art works, ranging from wallpapers and textiles to watercolour designs and archive material.
- Recommended for use in Any room
- Prepare wall by removing all traces of dirt, old wallpaper or posse paper
- Paste the wall application
- Instructions for Care – Wipe clean with a damp cloth
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HIDDEN TREASURESVOL 1: Celebrating Morris’ lifelong love of nature, the ‘Hidden Treasures’ collection does much more than amplify echoes from the past. It transforms them into elegant interior design classics that add distinct character to the walls of any home.Although it’s well over 100 years since he passed, iconic English designer William Morris continues to have a profound influence on contemporary design. With Hidden Treasures, a series of Morris sketches have been faithfully recreated by acclaimed Swedish designer Björn Nilsson. THE WILLIAM MORRIS SOCIETY: The William Morris Society aims to perpetuate the memory of one of the greatest men of the Victorian, or any, age. Established in 1955, the Society’s roots go back to 1918 when May, William Morris’s younger daughter, founded the Kelmscott Fellowship, which later merged with the William Morris Society. The life, work and ideas of William Morris are as important today as they were in his lifetime and the Society exists to make them as widely known as possible.The Society owns a significant collection of Morris’s original art works, ranging from wallpapers and textiles to watercolour designs and archive material.
- Paste the wall – easy to hang
- Good lightfastness – won’t fade
- Easy to remove – dry strippable
- Easy to care for – Washable
- Please note this wallpaper has a 14 day lead time.
- This wallpaper has a 14 day lead time.
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