William Morris Gallery

The William Morris gallery had some interesting exhibits but overall I was unimpressed. The location seemed a bit bland even if the information given was quite specific and presumably accurate. In good weather the premises are well lit. The atmosphere is tolerable. The fairly extensive Lloyd Garden had an annular pond and there's a small restaurant and a play area for the kids. In the garden was a much smaller, Bauhaus exhibit. The cafeteria in the main building is expensive; toilets are available nearby. Ample parking.

What a wonderful place. I'll be honest, I'm not massively into arts and crafts, or I thought I wasn't, but visiting here was a lovely experience that taught me a lot. The fact that it's free was an even greater incentive. It's a thoroughly More

Great place for lovers of William Morris. Lots to see & read over two floors. Friendly helpful staff. Strong Covid prevention measures. Free entry via booked ticket online. Small well stocked shop for all pockets. Small cafe. Public park/garden to rear of building.

This beautifully restored gallery is set on the lush and well manicured grounds of Lloyd Park and houses some of the creations of William Morris. The gallery is arranged on the ground and first floors and there is a trendy cafe located inside the gallery that overlooks the park and garden at the rear of the building.

A wonderful place to browse and learn all about the "wallpaper man" William Morris and his contemporaries and lots if things to do, hands on. Great for adults and children, and it's free! There's a cafe selling great fresh food and a small shop. Definitely worth a visit.

Nice little gem.
The William Morris museum is a nice little mission that gives you the opportunity to know and understand his works and studies.
The museum is at the north east of London walking distance tho the tube (15 minutes).
Free entrance and accessible for all people.
At the entrance you'll find the shop full of options to spend you money from cards, mugs, bags tio some pictures. Affordable and with a friendly staff. Credit cards are accepted.
In the basement there are for rooms showing from his biography to his works with some audiovisual and screens to help you to understand the society of that time to the principles of his movement. In the upper floor there are four rooms too with the history of the museum and some pierces from his family and other artist that got inspiration on him.
Coming back tho the basement, a nice cafeteria offers coffee, pastries, sandwiches and beverages. It ihas a nice terrace over the amazing garden.
The garden is a must in a sunny day.
Good experience for a weekend morning

It is a museum devoted to the life and works of William Morris, an English Arts and Crafts designer and early socialist. It is located in Walthamstow at Water House, a substantial Grade II* listed Georgian home. The extensive grounds of the building are a public park, known as Lloyd Park.

Really well put together gallery taking you on a journey through the life of William Morris. So much to look at and learn. Set in a gorgeous house and beautiful gardens. An oasis of beauty.

Very much enjoyed the museum, it gives a great insight into William Morris and several of his contemporaries and colleagues (e.g. Rossetti) and contains some absolute choice quotes. It's free (but donate!) and you can whip round it in about an hour easily. For COVID reasons, you will need to book a slot advance online.

Also liked the selection of WM products in the gift shop too.

Also worth going on a Saturday whilst Lloyd Park Market is on too, so you can have a delicious lunch afterwards.

Very nice place,with coffee shop and very nice park