Morris & Co.

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Morris & Co. was a prominent 19th-century British decorative arts firm founded by William Morris, renowned for its handcrafted textiles, wallpapers, and furnishings that epitomized the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement.

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Morris & Co. canonical 12
William Morris furniture 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arts and Crafts movement company
British company
decorative arts firm
associatedWith Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Edward Burne-Jones
Ford Madox Brown
Philip Webb
William Morris
country England
United Kingdom
designPhilosophy rejection of industrial mass production aesthetics
unity of art and craft
designStyle Gothic revival influences
floral patterns
foliate patterns
medieval revival
employedTechnique hand-block printing
hand-weaving
traditional dyeing methods
founder William Morris
industry decorative arts
furniture design
textile design
wallpaper design
influenced 20th-century textile design
Arts and Crafts interior design
influencedBy Gothic Revival
medieval craftsmanship
movement Arts and Crafts movement
notableFor handcrafted furnishings
handcrafted textiles
handcrafted wallpapers
medieval-inspired designs
nature-inspired patterns
revival of traditional craftsmanship
philosophy art for all
product carpets
embroideries
furniture
interior furnishings
printed cottons
rugs
stained glass
tapestries
wallpapers
woven textiles
timePeriod 19th century
Victorian era

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May Morris employer Morris & Co.
May Morris designedFor Morris & Co.
William De Morgan associatedWith Morris & Co.
Kelmscott Manor, Oxfordshire hasCollection Morris & Co.
subject surface form: Kelmscott Manor
this entity surface form: William Morris furniture
W. A. S. Benson employer Morris & Co.
Jenny Morris associatedWith Morris & Co.