Which statements about the art of William Morris are true?

Choose all answers that are correct.

a. When decorating an interior or designing a book, he designed all the parts carefully to create a sense of harmony.

b. He added complex patterns to objects like upholstery, tapestry, and wallpaper.

c. His designs often feature curved, intertwining foliage inspired by nature and medieval art.

d. For his book and some of his artworks, he created new typefaces and lettering styles inspired by Renaissance art and manuscripts.

e. He preferred the rich color of chemical dyes for his fabrics and tapestries.

f. He added beauty and fine craftsmanship to functional household objects.