Series: William Kilburn

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745–1818). With winding twigs and colourful petals set against an inky black background, this Floralia bookmark design is emblematic of Kilburn's ability to blend local and exotic flora into a harmonious pattern.

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745 1818). With winding twigs and colourful petals set against an inky black background, this Floralia journal design is emblematic of Kilburn s ability to blend local and exotic flora into a harmonious pattern.

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745-1818). With winding twigs and colourful petals set against an inky black background, this Floralia design is emblematic of Kilburn's ability to blend local and exotic flora into a harmonious pattern.

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745–1818). With winding twigs and colourful petals set against an inky black background, this Floralia pencil case design is emblematic of Kilburn’s ability to blend local and exotic flora into a harmonious pattern.

The eternal appeal of a floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn. The artist behind William Curtis's book on botany, Flora Londinensis, Kilburn was also a designer and printer of calico. His seaweed motifs, like our Anemone Ultra Lined Hardcover Journal (Wrap Closure), were so iconic that he presented a dress in the pattern to...

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745–1818). The artist behind William Curtis’ Flora Londinensis, a comprehensive book on 18th-century English botany, Kilburn was also a leading designer and printer of calico. With winding twigs, colourful petals and undulating seaweed, Kilburn’s unique ability to blend local flora with exotic...

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745–1818). The artist behind William Curtis’ Flora Londinensis, a comprehensive book on 18th-century English botany, Kilburn was also a leading designer and printer of calico. With winding twigs, colourful petals and undulating seaweed, Kilburn’s unique ability to blend local flora with exotic...

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745–1818). With winding twigs and colourful petals set against an inky black background, this Floralia Mini Lined Softcover Flexi Journal design is emblematic of Kilburn’s ability to blend local and exotic flora into a harmonious pattern.

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745–1818). With winding twigs and colourful petals set against an inky black background, this Floralia Ultra Lined Softcover Flexi Journal design is emblematic of Kilburn’s ability to blend local and exotic flora into a harmonious pattern.

The eternal appeal of a classic floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn (1745–1818). With winding twigs and colourful petals set against an inky black background, this Floralia bookmark design is emblematic of Kilburn's ability to blend local and exotic flora into a harmonious pattern.

The eternal appeal of a floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn. The artist behind William Curtis' book on botany, Flora Londinensis, Kilburn was also a designer and printer of calico. His seaweed motifs, like our Anemone Midi Lined Hardcover Journal (Wrap Closure) design, were so iconic that he presented a dress in the pattern...

The eternal appeal of a floral design is captured in the work of Irish illustrator William Kilburn. As the artist behind William Curtis's book on botany, Flora Londinensis, Kilburn was also a designer and printer of calico. His seaweed motifs, like our Anemone Mini Lined Hardcover Journal design, were so iconic that he presented a dress in the pattern to...