Blackthorn Pattern by William Morris & Co

The Blackthorn Pattern by William Morris is a classic design from the Arts and Crafts Movement that was popular in Britain during the 19th century. The pattern was designed by John Henry Dearle, an apprentice of Morris’s firm, in 1892 as part of their wallpaper range. It has since been adapted to many other products such as Memory Foam Bath Mats, Cushions, Table Napkins and Candles.

Nowadays it can also be found on table place mats which are block-printed using distemper colours - just like they were when first created over 125 years ago! This iconic British motif will add style to any home while its history adds a certain nostalgic charm with each use or glance at this timeless piece of artwork crafted so carefully all those years ago under William Morris' watchful eye.

The Blackthorn Pattern has become a symbol of British nostalgia and its popularity shows no signs of waning. It is often used as the basis for modern art pieces, with many contemporary artists using it to create unique designs that are inspired by Morris’s original work. Its timelessness makes it suitable for any interior design style - be it classic or modern! Not only can this pattern add an element of sophistication but also inject some much-needed character into your home decor too. Whether you choose Memory Foam Bath Mats, Cushions, Table Napkins or Candles you're sure to have something special in your space when adorned with William Morris' iconic Blackthorn Pattern.

For more more information please click on this Wikipedia post on William Morris

This is an iconic pattern from one of the most influential designers of all time. See more from the Blackthorn Pattern Collection below.