William Morris at Home Celandine Forest Wallpaper

This charming, characterful design features delicate meadow flowers including bluebells, campanula, pink flowers and celandine, intricately arranged amongst a trellis of intertwining vines. Celandine was designed by William Morris's chief designer, John Henry Dearle around 1896 and is reminiscent of one of William Morris' earliest wallpaper designs, Daisy, with its soft yet intricate detailing and graceful composition, embodying the timeless beauty of nature. In this Forest colourway, the pattern is both grounding and vivid. A deep woodland green forms the backdrop, allowing sage-toned foliage to sweep across the surface with graceful rhythm. Delicate blossoms in soft apricot pink are punctuated by touches of golden yellow, bringing light and vibrancy to the layered greenery. A palette full of depth, warmth and natural harmony - ideal for rooms that invite a sense of calm and timeless character. Printed on high quality non-woven paper, Celandine Forest is easy to hang and even easier t