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Scrolling Tulip Fabric Add to favourites Product Ref: 227360

This Morris & Co. Scrolling Tulip fabric in Slate/Apricot sees tulip heads and acanthus leaves interlacing, typical of William Morris’ enigmatic hand.

Collection:

  • Scrolling Tulip Fabric Gold
  • Scrolling Tulip Fabric Plum
  • Scrolling Tulip Fabric Slate/Apricot

Colour:
Slate/Apricot

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Available as a wallpaper
Cotton-hemp blend
Designed in London, England
Printed in Lancaster, England
Originally intended as a carpet design, this pattern has been carefully refined, retaining its distinctive shaping and introducing meandering elements into a soft ogee. Printed on a chunky, natural hemp blend base cloth in an authentic palette, tulip heads and acanthus leaves interlace, typical of Morris’s enigmatic hand.

Morris & Co. x The Huntington - The Unfinished Works, is an exceptional series of designs created in collaboration with The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in California, USA.
Width137.2 cm
Vertical Pattern Repeat44.8 cm
Horizontal Pattern Repeat45.7 cm
MatchStraight
Product TypePrint, Natural Fibres
Composition80% Cotton, 20% Hemp
Care Do Not Wash Do Not Bleach Do Not Tumble Dry Hot Iron Dry Cleanable
Martindale20000
UsageCurtains, Blinds, Cushions, Occasional Upholstery, General Upholstery, Headboards
Fire RetardancyNot Rated
Sustainability
Scrolling Tulip is available in

Collection: Morris & Co. x The Huntington Fabrics

Uncovered artwork by William Morris and his studio forms the foundation of a new, exceptional design story: Morris & Co. x The Huntington. In homage to our founder, and in continuation of the creative journey he began over a century ago, these designs have been thoughtfully completed in our studio. All fabrics have been crafted by specialist mills to achieve exceptional quality and finish, spanning embroideries, jacquards and printed damasks.