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The Montreal wallpaper features a pattern derived from a late 19th-century carpet design by John Henry Dearle, with climbing flowers rendered in softly blurred edges. Its Arts and Crafts-inspired motif draws from the original textile archives of William Morris, maintaining the hand-crafted aesthetic of the movement. The repeating floral arrangement creates a layered, organic depth across the wall surface.
Cloaked in a pattern based on a carpet designed by John Henry Dearle in the late 19th Century, the Montreal wallpaper by Morris & Co. features artful iterations of climbing flowers that blur around the edges. It's proof, if ever we needed it, that the British house has always known how to craft covetable styles for your home. About Morris & Co. Founded by famed British textile artist William Morris in 1861, Morris & Co. continues to reproduce his authentic, centuries-old designs that are emblematic of the Arts and Crafts movement. Montreal Wallpaper by Morris & Co. in Grey at Anthropologie
