The V&A (Victoria and Albert Museum, London) celebrates design and creativity in all its forms. It was founded in London in 1852 to advance cultural knowledge, and inspire makers, creators and innovators everywhere through a diverse collection of objects from around the world. Today, the V&A continues to share a 5000-year-old story of creativity, through its ever-evolving collection spanning every creative discipline, from art, design, fashion, photography and furniture to theatre, performance, architecture, and ceramics.
Drawing from the museum’s unparalleled collections, we have created techos and stationery items inspired by the museum's objects, including designs by William Morris and his creative companions.
We hope you enjoy these timeless designs loved by people around the world, right at your fingertips.
This techo celebrates William Morris’ lifelong love of nature and its influence on the Arts and Crafts Movement, pairing John Henry Dearle’s 1912 Leicester wallpaper pattern, with its rich foliage and botanical details, with Morris’ 1876 Wreath wallpaper design, featuring acanthus leaves intertwined with blooming, poppy-like flowers.
