Architects and Designers

Collecting the majority of William Morris's wallpaper designs in one volume, this lavishly illustrated volume is by the leading authority, Mary Schoeser.

Celebrates William Morris' genius, presenting a overview of his life and career, while setting out his guiding principles so that a modern audience can recreate the Arts and Crafts style in their own homes.

Marking the 125th anniversary of William Morris's death, this is the most wide-ranging, comprehensive - and beautiful - illustrated study of William Morris ever published.

William Morris' many-sided career placed him at the centre of an age and culture he both condemned and shaped. This is an illustrated biography of William Morris, who is an artist, designer, poet, weaver, dyer, calligrapher, printer, businessman, journalist and novelist.

A previously unwritten chapter in the design history of William Morris.

V&A Pattern: William Morris highlights both popular and lesser-known patterns designs by the most famous designer of the Arts and Crafts Movement.

William Morris Textiles was the first comprehensive survey of the many hundreds of original, colourful textiles produced by William Morris and the two commercial companies he founded and managed. To this day it remains the authority in the field, and this revised edition has been completely rewritten and expanded with beautiful new photography.

Born in London in 1834, William Morris was a radical thinker whose democratic vision for society and art has continued to influence designers, artists and writers to this day, long after his death in 1896. This book reveals and explores his passionately held view that beautiful, functional design should be accessible to all.

With its radical blend of utopian socialism and science fiction, William Morris' novel News from Nowhere caused a stir when it was first published in instalments in the Commonweal in 1890. A copy of this rare edition - only 300 were produced - is held in the National Art Library at the V&A. This publication is a reproduction of that volume.