William Morris at Home
Wild Tulip Copper Duvet Set

Description

Introducing the William Morris at Home Wild Tulip Copper Duvet Set. Immerse yourself in this beautiful 220 thread count cotton sateen bed set, where small wild tulips sit amongst ribbons of larger peonies intertwining with scrolling stems and leaves, in this spring-inspired design by William Morris. The William Morris Gallery’s collection includes original hand block printed wallpaper lengths of this pattern, designed in 1884, in an array of colour options. Coloured in a rich navy blue and shades of copper and clay, inspired by natural dyes Morris himself would have used, this reversible bedding is elegant and sophisticated. Featuring Morris’ Wallflower pattern on the reverse in a complimentary shade. Available in sizes: single set, double set, king set and Super king set.

Morris’s daughter May wrote how the character of the Wild Tulip design was ‘all “Kelmscott” to me: the peony and the wild tulip are two of the richest blossoming of the spring garden at the Manor”. Kelmscott Manor was the Morris family’s country home in Oxfordshire.

Standard pillowcase(s) are included within the packaging and are also available to purchase separately, if required.

The William Morris at Home Wild Tulip Copper Duvet Set. Original Archive Designs at Jones & Tomlin

Inspired by the visionary artist and environmentalist, William Morris At Home is a new lifestyle brand offering sustainable and beautiful bedding collections and accessories for the home. Designed to enjoy and reuse whilst fitting harmoniously in every home. Born in 1834, Morris was not only a designer but also a poet, novelist, and social activist. His home life significantly influenced his artistic vision and ideals.

‘My work is the embodiment of dreams.’ Discover a feast for your eyes. For every iconic and best-loved William Morris pattern we have used, we have returned to the artist’s original artworks from the gallery archives. Through his home and work, Morris championed a return to traditional craftsmanship and a critique of industrialisation, emphasising the importance of art in everyday life. His legacy continues to influence design and environmental movements today.

Explore the stunning collection at Jones & Tomlin, we are a family run business established in 1946 with stores throughout Sussex and Surrey. We offer a free express UK delivery service and 0% interest free payments too.