Taken from the Harlequin archive and part of the Harlequin X Sophie Robinson collection, this loosely interpreted impressionist floral design sings of colour confidence. Repainted in the studio, its joyous aesthetic packs a vibrant, flower power punch.

A beautiful archive design from the Harlequin X Sophie Robinson collection, displaying intricate multidirectional florals. This whimsical wonderland design provides a fantastic link between period and contemporary interiors.

An illustrative print from the Harlequin X Sophie Robinson collection. This hand drawn archive design is representative of Sophie’s country garden and the woodland that surrounds her home. Peonies, primroses and laburnums allude to time spent outdoors and the ever giving joys of springtime.

Cascade’s dense canopy of bursting florals and foliage sits in complement to Reverie’s expansive scene. Each palette is an explosion of colour, naturally radiant and defiantly bright.

This millefleur meadow design is available in complementary palettes of sunny nectar yellows and rosy blush pinks. Grande Fleur’s larger inflorescence is presented in a lustred velvet – the first of its kind for the design house’s portfolio.

The exquisite  dense stitching of this tree of life design is finished with hand embroidered French knots. In an elegant two colour palette  subtle movement and a mix of techniques alludes to an affluent past. Incredibly detailed leaves and floral blooms are inspired by Jacobean crewel work.

Available in an Evergreen/Tuscan Pink colourway

Beguiling  jewel-like colours bring to life a startling array of meadow flowers set against a deep midnight indigo. A design of incredible detail and beauty  Flowers By May originally adorned the seat of a 17th century chair which once stood in the library of William Morris. Residing since his death in the home of his friend  neighbour and noted typographer  Sir Emery Walker  May Morris created the covered cushion with the dedication “MM to EW”. Flowers By May is a story about the creativity friendship can inspire  spanning even generations.

Available in one colourway: Indigo (loyal to Emery’s original)

Perhaps one of the most endearing qualities of William Morris was his love for ordinary flowers  native to the UK. Bluebell is an 1876 design that takes as its subject the charming  but common  bluebell flower. Morris’s design is a richly packed symmetrical arrangement and continues his tradition of naming the design after the secondary flower. Framed by bold acanthus leaves and entwined by larger foliage  the humble bluebell weaves this design together like it does the forest floor in spring.

Available in three colourways: Leafy Arbour  Indigo/Rose and Leaf Green/Sweet Briar

Re-entering the Morris & Co. range for the first time in many years  Rose & Thistle is arranged in a graceful meandering structure with alternating rose flowerheads. Set amongst the foliage  small blooming thistles give this 1881 design an unmistakable character and wild charm. The deep indigo ground offers an almost sculptural quality to this furnishing fabric.

Morris & Co. are thrilled to re-introduce Rose & Thistle to the Morris & Co. portfolio for the Emery Walker’s House collection.

Available in one colourway: Indigo