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The Eleven Designs<\/h2>\n\n- Strawberry Thief (1883):<\/strong> perhaps the most famous Morris design, inspired by the thrushes that stole fruit from his garden at Kelmscott Manor.<\/li>\n
- Willow Boughs (1887):<\/strong> intertwining stems and willow leaves, inspired by the willows along the River Thames.<\/li>\n
- Pimpernel (1876):<\/strong> large stylised tulips with smaller pimpernel flowers. William Morris chose it for his own dining room at Kelmscott Manor.<\/li>\n
- Golden Lily (1899):<\/strong> by J. H. Dearle, with entwined lily stems, tendrils and acanthus leaves. One of the most recognisable Morris & Co. designs.<\/li>\n
- Fruit (1864):<\/strong> originally called “Pomegranate”, one of Morris’s earliest wallpapers, with ripe pomegranates hanging from an overflowing tree.<\/li>\n
- Artichoke (1898):<\/strong> oversized, stylised artichoke blossoms and flowing foliage by J. H. Dearle.<\/li>\n
- Blackthorn (1892):<\/strong> a tapestry-like design of sloe blossom, violets, fritillaries and daisies with a mottled, woodblock look.<\/li>\n
- Double Boughs (1890):<\/strong> scrolling acanthus, carnations, thistles and chrysanthemums, with a beaded detail that adds a subtle shimmer.<\/li>\n
- Sunflower (1879):<\/strong> a central sunflower head with tulips, small flowers and grape vines.<\/li>\n
- Trellis (1862):<\/strong> by Philip Webb, with wild roses weaving through a garden trellis, small birds and insects.<\/li>\n
- Woodland Weeds (1905):<\/strong> an unusually symmetrical “millefleurs” design of many small flowers and plants, attributed to J. H. Dearle.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
See every colourway on the Colours of Morris wallpaper<\/a> page.<\/p>\nBringing Morris Wallpaper into a Modern Singapore Home<\/h2>\n
Morris patterns are detailed and full of movement, and the new palette makes them easier to use in contemporary homes:<\/p>\n
\n- One feature wall:<\/strong> a single wall of Strawberry Thief or Golden Lily behind a sofa or bed gives a room character without overwhelming it. Keep the other walls in a plain colour taken from the paper.<\/li>\n
- Small rooms, big pattern:<\/strong> powder rooms, entryways and studies are good places to try an all-over Morris pattern. Small spaces can carry bold wallpaper surprisingly well.<\/li>\n
- Bedrooms and nurseries:<\/strong> softer designs such as Willow Boughs, Trellis or Woodland Weeds create a calm, garden-like feel.<\/li>\n
- Dining rooms:<\/strong> follow William Morris’s own lead and use Pimpernel, or choose Fruit for a rich, abundant look.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Morris & Co. also suggests coordinating fabrics for each design in its design book, so you can match curtains, cushions or upholstery to the wall. Our guides to floral wallpaper ideas<\/a> and vintage wallpaper<\/a> have more styling ideas.<\/p>\nTechnical Details<\/h2>\n
All the designs in Colours of Morris are printed papers at 52 cm wide, with pattern repeats from about 46 cm to 64 cm. Most use a straight match; Artichoke and Trellis use a half-drop match. Larger repeats need a little more wallpaper to line up the pattern, so give your supplier accurate wall measurements.<\/p>\n
Paper wallpapers need careful handling during installation. In Singapore’s humid climate, professional installation on a well-prepared, dry wall helps keep seams flat and the finish lasting. For wet or high-wear areas, ask our team about more durable wallcovering options.<\/p>\n
Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\nIs William Morris wallpaper available in Singapore?<\/h3>\n
Yes. Goodrich Global supplies Morris & Co. wallpapers, including the Colours of Morris collection, in Singapore as the regional partner for Sanderson Design Group.<\/p>\n
What designs are in Colours of Morris?<\/h3>\n
The collection includes Strawberry Thief, Willow Boughs, Pimpernel, Golden Lily, Fruit, Artichoke, Blackthorn, Double Boughs, Sunflower, Trellis and Woodland Weeds, recoloured in a contemporary palette.<\/p>\n
Can Morris wallpaper suit a modern interior?<\/h3>\n
Yes. Used on a single feature wall or in a small room, and paired with plain walls and simple furniture, a Morris pattern adds warmth and character to modern homes. The new Colours of Morris palette is designed for exactly that.<\/p>\n
Discover Colours of Morris with Goodrich Global<\/h2>\n
Goodrich Global represents Sanderson Design Group, including Morris & Co., in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Read more about our partnership with Sanderson Design Group<\/a>, or visit the Goodrich Gallery at 8 Changi South Lane to explore our wallpaper collections.<\/p>\nTo ask about samples or availability, call +65 6586 8700<\/a> or email info@goodrichglobal.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n
See every colourway on the Colours of Morris wallpaper<\/a> page.<\/p>\n Morris patterns are detailed and full of movement, and the new palette makes them easier to use in contemporary homes:<\/p>\n Morris & Co. also suggests coordinating fabrics for each design in its design book, so you can match curtains, cushions or upholstery to the wall. Our guides to floral wallpaper ideas<\/a> and vintage wallpaper<\/a> have more styling ideas.<\/p>\n All the designs in Colours of Morris are printed papers at 52 cm wide, with pattern repeats from about 46 cm to 64 cm. Most use a straight match; Artichoke and Trellis use a half-drop match. Larger repeats need a little more wallpaper to line up the pattern, so give your supplier accurate wall measurements.<\/p>\n Paper wallpapers need careful handling during installation. In Singapore’s humid climate, professional installation on a well-prepared, dry wall helps keep seams flat and the finish lasting. For wet or high-wear areas, ask our team about more durable wallcovering options.<\/p>\n Yes. Goodrich Global supplies Morris & Co. wallpapers, including the Colours of Morris collection, in Singapore as the regional partner for Sanderson Design Group.<\/p>\n The collection includes Strawberry Thief, Willow Boughs, Pimpernel, Golden Lily, Fruit, Artichoke, Blackthorn, Double Boughs, Sunflower, Trellis and Woodland Weeds, recoloured in a contemporary palette.<\/p>\n Yes. Used on a single feature wall or in a small room, and paired with plain walls and simple furniture, a Morris pattern adds warmth and character to modern homes. The new Colours of Morris palette is designed for exactly that.<\/p>\n Goodrich Global represents Sanderson Design Group, including Morris & Co., in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Read more about our partnership with Sanderson Design Group<\/a>, or visit the Goodrich Gallery at 8 Changi South Lane to explore our wallpaper collections.<\/p>\n To ask about samples or availability, call +65 6586 8700<\/a> or email info@goodrichglobal.com<\/a>.<\/p>\nBringing Morris Wallpaper into a Modern Singapore Home<\/h2>\n
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Technical Details<\/h2>\n
Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\n
Is William Morris wallpaper available in Singapore?<\/h3>\n
What designs are in Colours of Morris?<\/h3>\n
Can Morris wallpaper suit a modern interior?<\/h3>\n
Discover Colours of Morris with Goodrich Global<\/h2>\n