William Morris At Home Honeysuckle and Tulip Cushion

Designed by William Morris in 1876, his daughter May Morris described Honeysuckle as the most truly "Morrisian" in character of all his pattern making in later life.

Printed onto a beautiful, textured cotton base, this pattern combines four of Morris’ favourite flowers for pattern making: crown imperial, tulip, honeysuckle and fritillary, overlaid on a dense background of yew.

Coloured in rich navy and soft pink shades, this reversible cushion features the charming Clover pattern on the reverse, designed by Morris’ protegee, John Henry Dearle and coloured in a co-ordinating palette of madder pink and navy shades.