Morris chair

oak, turned, with adjustable back and upholstery covers of 'Violet and Columbine' wool and mohair; fabric designed by William Morris and armchair designed by Philip Webb, made for Morris & Co., British, c.1883-1900; from the Grove, Harborne

Designed by Phillip Webb for Morris and Co, William Morris | "Sussex Chair" | 1875 | Furniture | before "Red House" Morris interests included medieval inspired furniture

The movement’s furniture proves that Arts & Crafts is a design philosophy and a way of working, much more so than a “style.” How else to explain so many design vocabularies?

Shop Archive IV The Collector at Morris & Co. which reimagine hand knotted rugs and eastern textiles into wallpapers and fabrics that complement William Morris traditional designs.

turned, ebonised wood with upholstery covers in Utrecht velvet; designed by Philip Webb and manufactured by Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co., later Morris & Co., English 1870-1890.

In 1866 the chair that was to become the signature piece of the Arts and Crafts movement appeared. Description from twocan.co.nz. I searched for this on bing.com/images

William Morris, Sussex Chair, English Arts and Crafts Movement, 19th c.

In the mid-1860s a carpenter in Sussex, England named Ephraim Colman had a brilliant idea, to make a chair with an adjustable back. The idea was sketched by Warrington Taylor, and adapted by Phillip…

This is the Morris Chair and Footstool. It is the original reclining chair designed by Morris & Co.

Sussex Armchair is a Wood artwork created by William Morris between 1865 and 1890. It lives at the Museum Of Applied Arts And Sciences in Australia. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Furniture and Chairs.