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Mark Golding

Background Information

We were the first in Britain to stock a full range of replicas of this historic period, including furniture, lighting, fabrics, wallpapers, carpets, ceramics, clocks, mirrors, prints, paints, books, tiles, metalware etc. and associated gifts and cards.

Information on shipping and ordering.

Click here for a list of frequently asked questions, and their answers.

We are constantly trying to improve our ranges and selection and have plans for more ceramics, kitchens and bedrooms, so what you see today should be different the next time you visit.

This period of design, from 1860 to 1920 was best typified by the designs of William Morris, whose outstanding designs are gaining in popularity even now, over 100 years after his death.

The original items, which, if they can be found, are now worth many thousands of pounds.

Map showing the location of Clifton Terrace. For specific advice please email or telephone. We are happy to meet you at Brighton Station.

Using the finest materials and craftsmen, I have spent years studying and dealing to assemble this, the first complete collection available.

To furnish a home in this style using the antique originals would take many years and a great deal of money.

I have dealt in this specialist field for many years at Westbourne Grove in London's Notting Hill and now live in Brighton.

I have experience of complete decorating schemes, for corporate and domestic clients.

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Press

Articles featuring, or about The Arts and Crafts Home and its products and services. Also featuring articles written by Mark Golding. For complete texts and images please visit our press section or email us for details.

The Revival of English Arts and Crafts Tiles by Mark Golding.

Published Fall 2001 American Bungalow Magazine.


William Morris Tiles by Mark Golding
Published Fall/Winter 2001 Style 1900 Magazine

 

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Services

We are seeking partners and agencies throughout the world to sell and distribute our products and services. We are keen to further our distribution in America, Canada, Australasia, South Africa and the UK. If you are interested in this idea, or wish to become exclusive distributor within a territory, please contact us for further details.

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Countries we have sold to

AUSTRALIA
CANADA
FINLAND
FRANCE
GERMANY
HOLLAND
JAPAN
LUXEMBURG
NEW ZEALAND
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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What some of our customers say

Dear Irene,

At long last the saga is over and we've got our William Morris hand printed wallpaper up in our Scottish Cottage. The decorator finished just in time for our Christmas Holiday. It looks really good and we're very pleased. It's perhaps a touch lighter than the old one (perhaps a touch cleaner, the old Bird with anemone had been on the wall since 1960!)I promised some photos, there are 3 in the attached files. The photos don't do the paper justice, you can't see detail, but you get an idea of our cosy room. Thanks for all your help over the last couple of years. Happy New Year.

John M. T. Howat.

Dear Irene,

Many thanks for such prompt and personalized service. I have been enjoying Mark's newsletters as well as the website......

Marjorie Deutsch, Ph.D.

Hi, Irene -

We have our hearts set on Thistle, so please go ahead and order it for us. Please let me know when you receive it so that I can schedule our paper hanger. I'm guessing that if you receive it around February 11th, it will arrive here towards the end of the month? In the mean time, please ship the Medway paper. It is going to look great in our dining room!

And many thanks again for your help and patience.

Best wishes,

Karen Droisen

Irene hi

Many thanks for the prompt dispatch. It has arrived safely, and I spent an enjoyable hour watching it.

Angie

Hi,

I hope you can help me! you have a brilliant web site really informative and interesting, i would really like a paint chart to see the colours in more detail and i would be interested in a couple of fabric samples if you have any available

Cray natural PR8594/2AP Thistle biscuit BM6710/2AP

I am currently working on a project in a Victorian house, working through the downstairs sitting and drawing rooms. I am researching original designs and patterns your website has been an inspiration.

Best Regards and i hope you can help

Katherine

Dear Irene

Firstly, thanks to Mark for his wonderful emails!

Please may I order 2 x @£10.50 per roll Liberty border LB5042/02 as per the sample sent recently.

Hope this is OK and add P+P please.

Any queries, please contact me.

Regards,

Lynda

Hello Irene,

I have three rooms in a Victorian house - that really is of the aesthetic period - in which I might like to use your - wall paper that you call fillers - or dados. I think you collection is brilliant but have no real idea of which design I might like - so if I am asking for too many samples and you want to charge me I don't mind.

The samples I would like are:

Hollyhock Border, Persian Blossom, Mosaic black and Buff, and Arabesque

With thanks - for your web site - and with admiration for the energy you put into your work -

Constance Blackwell

Crossword

Please feel free to try out the crossword I have created! Good luck, it is not easy, but I have the answers!

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