William Morris Tiles

The first Morris tiles were produced for Red House, the home he built along the path the Canterbury Pilgrims would have walked. Morris hand-painted them himself. When, after an evening of wine and conversation, they decided to form Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Co., tiles were offered along with stained glass, home furnishings, and textiles. After a few years, William De Morgan joined the firm. A renowed ceramic artist to this day, he was first in charge of 'The Firm's' stained glass production but took a strong interest in ceramics and ultimately took over the production of ceramics. Eventually, he started his own pottery firm, providing tiles to Morris & Co. and eventually to others as well as commissions such as Leighton House and P&O shipping.

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Morris, Marshall and Faulkner Tiles

Morris & Co. Tiles

Morris - De Morgan Collaborations

Other William Morris / Morris & Co. Tiles

On their own pages:

Red House and Early Tiles

Tiles from Morris Textile Designs

All William De Morgan Tiles

Shown: Membland Tile panel, a Morris-De Morgan collaboration.

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Morris and De Morgan Collaborations

Collaborations: Membland

Membland is available in accent tiles, border, large and small backsplashes, fireplace panels, stair risers (as accent tiles or border tiles), and the full mural.

Membland formats and colors

Morris Poppies

Emery House Poppy Tile Fireplace

Poppies are available in Salmon Pink, Golden Yellow, Welsh Blue, Tangerine

William Morris Poppy tile variations