




Story Behind the Art: William Morris played a defining role in shaping the artistic identity of the Arts & Crafts Movement by championing the idea that functional household objects should also possess beauty, meaning, and craftsmanship. His rug designs reflect this belief through richly detailed floral and botanical motifs, carefully balanced symmetry, and a strong sense of order rooted in nature. Traditionally produced in his Hammersmith and Merton Abbey workshops, Morris carpets were often hand-knotted using fine wool or silk, resulting in textiles admired for both durability and artistic refinement. Designs such as the Bullerswood Carpet exemplify his ability to combine decorative elegance with practical longevity. Today, Morris-inspired rugs continue to influence interior design through both traditional hand-knotted interpretations and contemporary hand-tufted adaptations. These modern recreations honor the original spirit of Morris’s work while offering versatility for present-day homes, blending historical artistry with timeless style and enduring craftsmanship.
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