William Morris Style — Krea 2 LoRA
A style LoRA for creating decorative patterns inspired by William Morris and the Arts and Crafts tradition: stylised flowers and foliage, curling stems, ornamental repeats, and fabric-like surfaces.
It is suited to floral textile designs, wallpaper-style ornament, decorative surface patterns, and botanical colour studies.
Getting started
Include the exact trigger phrase:
William Morris Style
Tested settings:
• Krea 2 Turbo FP8
• LoRA strength: 0.9
• Resolution: 1024 × 1024
• Steps: 20
• CFG: 1.0
• Sampler: dpmpp_2m_sde
• Scheduler: simple
• Denoise: 1.0
The examples were generated locally in ComfyUI. They are the original 1024 × 1024 outputs, without the optional DLSS upscale. The workflow used Krea 2 Model Enhancer at strength 1.0.
Prompting
Specify a main motif, foliage, repeat arrangement, palette, and surface. For example:
William Morris Style, a flat all-over decorative textile pattern of stylised bellflowers and curling foliage, a balanced repeating arrangement, cream ground with faded indigo, olive and muted terracotta, fine woven texture, straight-on view, even lighting, no text or border.
Vary flowers, fruit, birds, leaf shapes and colour combinations for different designs. Use “flat, straight-on, edge-to-edge surface pattern” to encourage a fabric swatch rather than a room or product mockup.
Random variations with Pixaroma tags (optional)
In ComfyUI with ComfyUI-Pixaroma installed, use a Prompt Pixaroma node for your positive prompt. Open Tags → Import and load the accompanying prompt-tags-william-morris.json file. Then try:
@wm_style Main motif: #wm_motif. Foliage: #wm_foliage. Repeat: #wm_repeat. Palette: #wm_palette. Surface: #wm_surface. Flat, edge-to-edge decorative pattern, straight-on view, no text or border.
@wm_style inserts the fixed style description and LoRA trigger. Each #tag chooses one option from its list when you click Run. Leave Picks on Shuffle to use every option in each list before repeating, and set your image seed to Random for further variation. To keep a feature fixed, replace its #tag with your own words. Edit or add choices in the tag library, with one option per line.
The LoRA is intended for Krea 2. Exact palette matching and pixel-perfect seamless tiling are not guaranteed.
Version 1.0