The first daisy pattern was designed in 1862 by William Morris and embroidered in wool by Jane Morris, her sister Bessie, and friends. The original design is inspired by 'Dance of the Wodehouses', a late fifteenth-century manuscript, Froissart's Chronicals.

Dance of the Wodehouses

The material is blue serge, a popular material in the 19th century, and dyed with indigo and sulphuric acid. After the Morrises moved from Red House, these curtains hung in the dining room of Edward Coley Burne-Jones estate, The Grange.

Daisy wallpaper made its appearance several years later. In the wallpaper, the four clumps of flowers are arranged on horizontal lines.

Several versions of daisy tile took their inspiration from the original daisy pattern, as did Columbine.

How to Order Tiles

1. Buy a sample tile.
2. Place your order.
   
   

You can also request an invoice.

Sample Tiles

You can order a sample tile online or request an invoice.

The cost of your sample tile will be subtracted from the shipping costs of your completed order.

How to Care for Your Tile

You can clean ceramic tiles with any household non-abrasive cleaner and a soft cloth or sponge.

Installing Your Tile

Use only unsanded grout when setting your tile.