Morris Tradition

Inspired by the pattern originally designed by William Morris in 1882-83 and titled Christchurch. Our pattern features flowering bramble branches on a foliated background.

Full pattern width

Clementina in Summer features an ornate floral pattern with green leaves and pink flowers on a light green background, finished with a wide decorative top border inspired by William Morris Victorian wallpaper.

Clementina in Summer features a repeating William Morris-inspired floral pattern with orange and yellow flowers, green leaves, and intertwining vines on a blue-green background reminiscent of Victorian wallpaper.

Pattern detail

Clementina in Summer features a seamless grid pattern of yellow flowers and green leaves on a light green background, inspired by William Morris and classic Victorian wallpaper designs.

60" width (1.5 m)

Clementina in Summer is a patterned fabric inspired by Victorian wallpaper, featuring yellow flowers and green leaves on a teal background with subtle folds.

Available in a variety of fabrics at Spoonflower.com

Clementina in Summer

Pre-trimmed roll, matte finish
Non-woven, eco-friendly and PVC free
Easy to install
Available in a variety of fabrics at spoonflower.com

How much do I need?

Clementina pattern repeat: 9.8″ (25 cm) – straight match
Each roll covers 50 sq. ft. (5 m²)

Order a Sample

Additional colorways

Wallpaper samples are 12″ x 16″ (30 cm x 42 cm)
Frieze samples are 8″ x 20″ (21 cm x 50 cm)
To ensure the rolls are the same product as your sample, confirm the item number on the sample starts with “FV”
We recommend ordering a sample prior to placing your wallpaper order
Our wallpapers are printed to order and are non-returnable, order carefully for your project to ensure you have enough to complete the installation. See Measure and Calculate for tips
Print runs will vary slightly in color as a normal result of the printing process
Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery
How to install our pre-trimmed machine printed wallpaper

Inspired by the pattern originally designed by William Morris in 1882-83 and titled Christchurch. Our pattern features flowering bramble branches on a foliated background.