William Morris Blinds

Step into a world where art and interiors blend seamlessly. Our collection of William Morris made-to-measure blinds brings the unmistakable charm of one of Britain’s most iconic designers to your windows. Whether you’re styling a period property or adding character to a modern home, these designs are a statement of sophistication and cultural heritage.

If you’re looking for the soft drape and luxury finish of a Roman blind, or the neat practicality of a roller blind, the William Morris range ensures you never have to compromise on design or functionality.

Step away from the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary. Our collection showcases some of William Morris At Home’s most iconic prints, all made-to-measure for a flawless fit in your space. Shop the full range now at 247 Blinds - where craftsmanship meets classic British design.

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A Legacy of British Design, Made to Measure for Your Home

Celebrate the heritage of British design with one of the most recognisable names in interiors. William Morris’ visionary approach to pattern - featuring lush florals, twisting vines and woodland creatures - continues to inspire over a century later. Now, you can bring these museum-quality designs into your home in a stylish, practical format.

Each blind in the William Morris collection captures the richness of the Arts & Crafts movement. From the vivid blooms of Strawberry Thief in Ochre to the tranquil swirls of Willow Indigo, and the layered botanical beauty of Larkspur Woad, these prints are more than just decoration - they tell a story of nature, craftsmanship, and artistry. These aren’t just blinds, they’re a statement of taste and tradition. Paired with the precision of our made-to-measure service, they offer a bespoke fit with enduring elegance.

Iconic Designs

Precision Craftsmanship

Quintessentially British

Ethically-Sourced Materials

The Story of William Morris

William Morris was a pioneering British designer, poet, and social thinker, best known for his influential role in the Arts and Crafts movement. His intricate, nature-inspired patterns—featuring birds, flowers, and foliage—have become icons of British design, celebrated for their beauty, balance, and timeless appeal. More than a century later, his work continues to resonate, transforming homes with its rich visual storytelling and enduring elegance.

William Morris believed that you should “have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.” With this collection, you can have both.