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Certainly the sweetest colour in the range, Sweet Briar was taken from the early design, Trellis (1864), and exudes all the charm of stumbling across a wild rose on a country walk. -
A clay birch colouring - elegant and fresh tone that will compliment any interior space. -
An earthy paper shade with a warm undertone that can brighten and create a timeless look. -
A colour taken from the stems of foliage from the 1890s design of the same name, Double Boughs introduces a fresh vitality into interior spaces. -
Sampled from the Chrysanthemum design of 1877, Mumington's Stem is a traditional green with hints of blue, perfect for adding a calming touch to any space. -
Could there be a more regal colour than the soft, nutty brown of a Spring Hare's coat? -
Feathery and fresh neutral tone with a powder look the colour will brighten your home. -
A grown-up grey with a creamy base bringing warmth charm and refined elegance -
A pared back muted white shade that instantly brighten and polish up any interior space -
Deepened with a plum-like tinge, this red has been reimagined based on a historic Morris & Co. paint palette. Thomas Wardle, an innovator in textile dyeing techniques relied upon by Morris & Co., gives his name to this classic red. -
A creamy off-white that has an elegant yellow undertone adding that sprinkle of warmth to your home. -
Like the thrush in William Morris's enduringly popular design by the same name, we adore the richly bright strawberry colour in this delicious paint. -
This delicate blue with green undertones is taken from the background colour of the Lily design (c. 1873) in William Morris's bedroom in Kelmscott Manor, Oxfordshire. -
Our darkest green, almost recalling the colour of evergreen trees at dusk, Wooded Dell offers immense drama and volume to interior spaces. -
A nearly white hue with a pinch of warmth to lift the colour -
William Morris was remembered being 'up to the elbow' in indigo, as he was trialling the reintroduction of the traditional indigo-discharge printing method at Merton Abbey. Inky Fingers harks back to this moment, where the founder of Morris & Co. was covered in the deeply rich blue colour. -
A dark blue, Webb's Blue is perfect for adding a contrastingly moody touch to interiors. The colour is taken from one of the earliest Morris & Co. designs, Trellis (1864), for which Phillip Webb designed the birds perched upon the wooden frame. -
Named after the river which supplied the water to the Morris & Co. fabric printing site at Merton Abbey, the overcast colour evokes the cool tones of the flowing river. -
Dearle is a light-hearted blue tone which is derived from the Leicester Leaf design, created by Morris & Co. designer J.H. Dearle in 1912. An enlivening hue, Dearle is perfect for bringing joy to interior spaces. -
This delicate blue with green undertones is taken from the background colour of the Lily design (c. 1873) in William Morris's bedroom in Kelmscott Manor, Oxfordshire.
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