Expo Museum: Beauty for a Limited Time!

William Morris was a famous 19th-century British designer, poet, craftsman, and socialist activist. He was born into a wealthy family and studied theology at Oxford University. Inspired by medieval art and literature, he later devoted himself to art and design. He personally participated in the design and production of wallpaper, carpets, furniture, and more. His works are natural, fresh, elegant, and simple, with a strong medieval and rural garden style. In terms of design concepts, he emphasized the combination of practicality and aesthetics, focusing on the natural texture of materials and craftsmanship. His representative works include the "Red House," which became a landmark achievement of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Morris was also an active social activist who cared about social justice and the living conditions of working people, having a certain influence on society at the time. His ideas and practices laid the foundation for later design movements, and he is still regarded as the "father of modern design." The beauty of his works comes from nature, with vivid flowers, plants, birds, and animals, and practical value, reflecting the beauty of life!