The original artwork suggests it was designed for a carpet border. Stylised floral and leaf formations are edged by striped and decorative borders top and bottom. Two contrasting colourways showcase the versatility and ornate structure of this beautiful frieze. Ornamental Frieze is referenced in the design of Pimlico Stripe in the Stripes book for The Unfinished Works series.
Celebrating the beauty of the original document which had a typical Morris visual narrative this horizontal border wallpaper of swirling acanthus leaves peonies and bluebells brings a return of borders to the Morris & Co. portfolio. Discover Bluebell & Peony reimagined as an embroidered jacquard in the fabric book.
This border is very unique. It’s just what my bedroom needed to tie in the whole bohemian book. It’s lovely.. everything hurts.. Freya. US. Fri May 08 2026
As a wallpaper Pergola references the sweet climbing florals of a 19th-century archive document for a thoughtful rendition of the original. Rose Pergola is the early 19th-century archive document that echoes the structure of the garden`s pergola. The T-shaped rose pergola designed by Charles Morris was a 50th birthday present to the then Prince of Wales. Climbing roses wisteria clematis and honeysuckle are planted here.
