Brer RabbitMorriss design influences could be visual or literary, demonstrated here with Brer Rabbit, a mischievous folk hero from a popular 19th century childrens book. Recoloured by Ben Pentreath, the designs large scrolling leaves and symmetrical oak trees imbue a 1960s and 1970s feel with bold colour combinations inspired by the Morris & Co. archive.

whose activism during the 1960’s and 1970’s had a huge impact on the LGBTQ+ community

Now you can be the master of your own green and pleasant land

bringing relaxed elegance and subtle texture to any room

perfect for curtains

The dyes are exchanged and blended into each other

Titania is the foundation for which the Alchemy Collection was born

Sonar 3 presents a complex and sophisticated mixture of colours and texture

Alpine is a luxurious silk

Subtle tonal variation and a soft hand give it visual depth

A plush addition to Brentano’s Studio Program

A hand-drawn wallpaper for children's rooms that sees squirrels swinging

Hanover Velvet gives you a plush