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  William Morris textiles

  panels for a series of clients wealthy enough to clad the walls of their homes with hangings rather than wallpaper…
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  Althea McNish – an introduction

  McNish's versatile and striking designs were also sought for wallpapers and architectural murals.…
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  Philip Webb: a new vision for domestic space

  and versatile designer who not only created buildings and furniture but also tableware, tapestries, wallpaper…
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  Arts and Crafts: design for the home

  ., for which he also designed furniture and wallpaper.…
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  About the exhibition – FOOD: Bigger than the Plate

  also feature a major new commission by artists Fallen Fruit who will create a bespoke 12-metre squared wallpaper…
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  Post-war textiles

  emerged used magnified representations of atomic structures to create patterns for ceramics, fabrics, wallpapers…
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  The Devonshire Hunting Tapestries

  Tapestries would have hung from floor to ceiling and been placed edge to edge, like wallpaper in a modern…
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  How Arts and Crafts influenced fashion

  took up the theme, and the simple forms of native flowers and plants began to adorn everything from wallpaper…
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  Archibald Knox, Liberty and the Celtic Revival style

  Between 1880 and 1963, Silver Studio produced over 20,000 designs for furniture, wallpaper, textiles,…
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  Introducing Mary Quant

  coordinated interior designs for British manufacturing company ICI, including bedlinen, carpets, paint and wallpaper…
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  Lucienne Day's silk mosaics

  included creating a collection of up to six new designs a year for Heal's alone, as well as patterns for wallpapers…
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  The Festival of Britain

  Lucienne Day's radically new and elaborate wallpaper and fabric designs were also showcased at the Festival…
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  Owen Jones and the Grammar of Ornament

  formulated a design language that was suitable for the modern world, one which could be applied equally to wallpapers…
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  The world's first museum café

  The room was a source of visual ideas for Morris, notably in his later 'fruit' and 'willow' wallpapers…
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  An introduction to the Aesthetic Movement

  produce chairs and tables worthy of the name 'Art Furniture' and to create ceramics, textiles, and wallpapers…
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  V&A trail: Africa fashion

  The finished work, which is part of Wiley's series The Yellow Wallpaper, explores themes of feminism…
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  Building the Museum

  Fabrics and wallpapers with naturalistic images of foliage and flowers were particularly frowned on,…
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  Vivienne Westwood: a taste for the past

  detail from Francois Boucher's Daphnis and Chloe, an 18th-century French painting held in London's Wallace…
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  Julia Margaret Cameron and the V&A

  Wallace extend his bounty to all works of art including Photography.…