Voysey trained as an architect but filled his time between architectural commissions by producing decorative designs for textiles, fabrics, carpets and tiles. His designs were published widely, exhibited at the Arts & Crafts Exhibition Society from 1888 and were highly influential. Voysey's furniture was made by F C Nielsen, metalwork by Thomas Elsley & Co. and textiles by Alexander Morton, G. P. & J. Baker, A. H. Lee, J. W. & C. Ward, Stead McAlpin, Thomas Wardle, Turnbull & Stockdale, Donald Brothers, Foxton's, Templeton's, Tomkinson & Adam and to the shops Liberty's, Story's and Wylie & Lochead. [Arts & Crafts Textiles in Britain]
Textiles
- Drawing Room or Boudoir table cover
- Flowers and leaves with birds
- Purple Bird
- The Owl
- Oswin
- Chatsworth
- [Flowers and Leaves]
Additional information on Voysey and his other design work.
References
Arts & Crafts Textiles in Britain. Exhibition Catalogue. The Fine Art Society in Association with Francesca Galloway, nd.
Last modified 5 November 2007