Exclusive trays with William Morris patterns
Formpress collaborates with the William Morris Society – a cultural institution and charitable organization that has worked since 1955 to preserve and promote the legacy of William Morris. The Society is based in his former home in London, which now houses a museum featuring original works, manuscripts and personal items. Through this unique partnership, Formpress has access to an extensive archive of William Morris patterns. These patterns are restored and digitized with the utmost care and respect for the original craftsmanship.
William Morris trays from Formpress
The result is a collection where each William Morris tray is a tribute to an artistic legacy while also serving as a functional design product for the modern home. The trays are labeled with the William Morris Society copyright, images of William Morris and his signature. At the same time, you can put your own branding to the product. The combination of exclusive licensing and custom branding makes these trays particularly appealing for retailers looking to offer something truly special.
The story behind William Morris’ unique patterns
William Morris (1834–1896) was a British artist, poet and designer whose ideas about craftsmanship, pattern and beauty gave rise to the Arts and Crafts movement. His work was marked by a deep respect for traditional craftsmanship and a strong reaction against the effects of industrialization on design. Even today, his ideals and aesthetics remain highly relevant and sought-after in interior design and decor.
William Morris trays for retailers
With the William Morris Society Collection, we reach out to retailers who want to expand their range with products that carry a clear story and cultural significance. Through the product catalog below, you as a retailer gain access to our core collection, featuring ten selected William Morris patterns, ready to be printed on high-quality trays.
Are you interested in offering William Morris trays in your assortment? Feel free to contact us to learn more about the collaboration, labeling and opportunities to make the collection a part of your offering.
