Hand-painted botanicals and geometric tessellations — from studio to hotel lobby.
Scroll to exploreThe Tea Towel
Where it all starts.
A small-batch homeware brand came to us needing a signature print for their launch collection. We painted a loose botanical study of wild fennel and chamomile in gouache — warm ochres, dusty sage, and a single note of terracotta. The repeat was built on a half-drop grid so the pattern reads differently folded, hung, or spread flat. Printed on stonewashed Irish linen. Sold out in eleven days.
The Runway Collection
Twelve looks. One pattern.
An indie swimwear founder reached out six weeks before her Kickstarter deadline. She needed a signature print that could carry an entire twelve-piece collection. We developed a geometric tessellation based on overlapping ellipses — a form that reads as abstract at distance and as a fish-scale motif up close. Printed in three colorways on recycled nylon. The campaign funded in 38 hours. The pattern was licensed for a second season.
140 patterns.
One library.
Botanicals, tessellations, abstract fields, and archival reissues. Every file production-ready, every repeat tested. Browse by colorway, substrate, or mood.
The Hotel Lobby
Surface design at scale.
A boutique hotel group commissioning their third property asked for a surface identity that would hold across upholstery, wallpaper, and amenity packaging — all photographing well for editorial placement. We developed a large-scale tropical botanical with architectural geometry: palm fronds rendered in a geometric grid, printed across four substrate types and two scales. The lobby was featured in Wallpaper* within three months of opening.
From the library — 140 patterns available
