William Morris - Metropolitan Museum, Daisy Print (1864)

Keep a little meadow colour indoors. William Morris's Daisy pattern gathers pink, yellow, blue and white flowers among repeating green stems, bringing the pleasure of small blooms into everyday surroundings. The pale green ground gives their abundance a gentle rhythm that feels both lively and settled.

Daisy was among Morris's earliest wallpaper designs, issued in 1864. Its charm lies in the balance between recognisable flowers and a repeating arrangement. This poster presents a section of that pattern within a labelled surround, allowing the small botanical details to become the focus.

Try it in a bedroom or reading corner with warm wood, plain linen and a little green in the furnishings. The scale of the flowers gives it a gentler presence than a large botanical silhouette, making it a useful companion to simpler prints or more richly patterned textiles.