India, Aug. 24 -- Anyone can use his designs. It has after all been nearly 130 years since William Morris died (aged 62, on October 3, 1896). To celebrate his ubiquity, and mark its 75th anniversary, London's William Morris Gallery is hosting an exhibition that seeks to capture the 19th-century designer's legacy through a curated display of 200 items that represent the range of his influence. "The show is really us exploring where one can find Morris in the world. We even found one of his patterns on a seat cover used in a British nuclear submarine," says Hadrian Garrard, director of the gallery and curator of the show. "The fun is in tracing these appearances but also in asking: What would Morris have made of it all?" That is a complicated...