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A neutral and softly subtle tone, Thames Reeds works perfectly to introduce a tranquil feel to any spaces. Thames Reeds draws upon the abundant plant life that thrives along the banks of the Thames. -
Blackthorn is a sheer dark tone frequently revisited and reimagined by Morris & Co. throughout its creative history. Blackthorn is also the name of one of Morris & Co.'s most complex and intricate designs, created by J.H. Dearle in 1892. -
Capturing the playful spirit of rabbits bounding in and out of burrows, Muddy Warren's deep brown colour draws from this charming countryside scene. -
Could there be a more regal colour than the soft, nutty brown of a Spring Hare's coat? -
Sussex Rush is a hearty brown that pays homage to the Sussex Chair, an iconic 19th century Morris & Co. furniture article that was produced with woven rushes. -
Taken from a later Morris & Co. fabric design also called Sunflower, Sunflower Yellow is one of the warmest colours in our range, loved for reminding us of unforgettable summer sunsets. -
A refreshing sunshine yellow, Weld Yellow is an uplifting hue with an abundant sense of joy. Weld is a dye substance derived from the weld plant, producing a vibrant yellow for which Morris, the expert colourist, had a natural affinity. -
A paint colour sampled from Morris & Co.'s 1877 Chrysanthemum design, Chrysanthemum captures some of the floral's magnificent dusky pink. -
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 colour drawn from the original logbook entry for Spring Thicket (1894), Spring Thicket Dawn reminds us of the early morning sun's rays filtered through bushes and branches. -
The Red House in Bexleyheath, designed for William Morris by friend and architect Phillip Webb, was a site of cultural and intellectual exchange for those within the Arts & Crafts movement. We honour that heritage by naming this brownish-red, reminiscent of the house's brickwork, Red House. -
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. -
Filled with a nostalgic warmth, this true, deep red was taken from the Morris & Co. logbook entry for the 1879 Sunflower design. Ford Madox Brown, a founding partner of Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. who designed furniture and stained glass, gives his name to this paint colour.
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