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Cute Daisy Flowers♥

Craft a mesmerizing vector art pattern inspired by the regal snapdragons. Let the unique spiky and tubular petals dance in captivating colors, from soft pastels to vibrant hues. Arrange them harmoniously with delicate green stems, ensuring a seamless repeat for diverse applications like textiles and wallpapers. This sophisticated pattern is an enchanting showcase of snapdragon allure.

In 1860 William Morris, 1834 - 1896, commissioned his famous Red House to be built in London. Morris and his friends decorated the house building all the furnishings, designing stained glass windows, painting murals, weaving tapestries and designing textiles with great success. After it had been completed in 1861 the parties involved decided to found the Morris, Marshall, Faulkner Company. In 1862 Morris designed the first of many enormously influential wallpapers for the Company. Here is just one of his designs, 'The Persian'.

It's a Leaf Watercolor Pattern.

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This famous design, Golden Lily, is by William Morris, 1834 - 1896, a successful wallpaper and textile designer from the Victorian era. It features a botanical scene of masses of flowers and entwining stems and tendrils.

William Morris, 1834 - 1896 was a successful English textile designer famous for his beautiful wallpapers and fabrics, getting his inspiration from the natural world. Little is known about his works as a poet, fictional writer and translations of ancient and medieval texts. Here is just one of his designs, 'Peacock And Dragon'.

This Victorian pattern by William Morris, 1834 - 1896, was one of the most successful textile designers of his time. The sample shown here is appropriately named 'Daisy'. Two different background colours are shown.

Fun Gum roots flowers and Eucalyptus leaves arranged in a pattern

You will love this Floral garden pattern

Pattern of different types of flowers in pink tones

Immerse yourself in the aromatic embrace of nature with this captivating illustration. Witness the dance of Ylang-ylang's golden blooms and Sampaguita's fragrant Arabian jasmine in a harmonious symphony of colors and delicate linework. Let the essence of these exquisite flowers bloom on your canvas, capturing the serene beauty of botanical harmony.

leaves seamless pattern, is a perfect design choice for those seeking an elegant and serene touch of nature. This design will provide a warm and soothing natural ambiance to any space or product adorned with this pattern. With its refreshing beauty, "Leaves Seamless Pattern" will captivate attention and bring a touch of natural splendor to everyday life.

beautiful artistic leaf pattern decorate

The iconic pattern, Compton, by William Morris, 1834 - 1896, famous for his nature inspired wallpapers and textiles. Shown here are two versions as the single pattern could not be printed on the larger products.

By the iconic and masterful William Morris 1834 - 1896, a successful Victorian wallpaper and textile designer.

Leafy patterns inspire calmness. Our bujo art inspired leaves are beautiful on shirts, comforters and even as stickers. Take a breather and feel the green calmness.

Blooming floral pink navy design pattern vol. 2

These are wallpaper samples given out to potential customers by the Morris Company. William Morris (1834 – 1896), the founder of the company, was an English textile designer, poet and novelist. He was a major contributor to the British Arts and Crafts Movement and the revival of traditional British textile arts. Morris and Company, founded in 1861, produced some of the most exciting fabrics and wallpapers of the era. The sample shown here is 'Single Stem'.

Pattern of different types of flowers in blue tones on a pink background

It's a Watercolor Flower Repeat Pattern.

Decorative pattern with vegetation textures.

A romantic bouquet of roses and anemones. Spring on your hands

Tigers Pattern 1

Bright peonies on white

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

This tropical design features and allover silhouette pattern of hibiscus flowers. Great for a tropical look.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.