In Rose Wreath, William Morris translates the language of the garden into a study of structure and grace. The pattern, an interlacing of roses, leaves, and curling stems, embodies Morris’s conviction that beauty should be both natural and deliberate. Every petal is precise, yet alive with motion.
This cushion cover carries the calm vitality of the Arts & Crafts movement into the home. A quiet ornament, it feels as relevant in a modern study as in a Victorian parlor.
• Fabric with a linen feel
• Hidden zipper
• Machine-washable
In Rose Wreath, William Morris translates the language of the garden into a study of structure and grace. The pattern, an interlacing of roses, leaves, and curling stems, embodies Morris’s conviction that beauty should be both natural and deliberate. Every petal is precise, yet alive with motion.
This cushion cover carries the calm vitality of the Arts & Crafts movement into the home. A quiet ornament, it feels as relevant in a modern study as in a Victorian parlor.
• Fabric with a linen feel
• Hidden zipper
• Machine-washable
