Spiral notebook featuring "Compton" Arts & Crafts design, by John Henry Dearle, c. 1896.

This intricate and vibrant floral pattern is a classic example of the Arts & Crafts movement, originally designed by John Henry Dearle for Morris & Co. around 1896. The design is named after Compton Hall, the home of Morris's good friend Sir Walter Baldwin, where the wallpaper was first used. The pattern features large, stylized flowers, such as tulips and fritillaries, intricately interwoven with dense foliage on a dark background.

A good notebook can help you with motivation to take more notes, write down ideas, or list future dreams. This custom wire-bound notebook will be a great daily companion whenever you need to put your thoughts down on paper!

• Covers with soft-touch coating
• Cover weight: 10.38 oz/yd² (352 g/m²)
• Page weight: 2.62 oz/yd² (89 g/m²)
• Metal wire-o binding
• 140 dotted pages
• US fulfilled notebooks measure 5.5″ × 8.5″ (13 × 21 cm)
• EU fulfilled notebooks measure 5.7″ × 8.5″ (14.5 × 21 cm)
• Blank product sourced from the US and Sweden