Fleck is inspired by a lock of wool, or a streak or speckle. This textural, handsome design is elevated by the repetitive placement of speckled light.
FABRIC -GREENS
This distilled design of a rill or stream evokes rivulets of fast flowing water echoing the rise and fall in the process of weaving.
A scree is a natural slope made up of loose stony debris. The scree pattern has a feeling of movement as if small pebbles or gravel are scattering.
Inspired by small clumps of grass, or threads, the Tuft pattern is imbued with a soft brush stroke that resembles grasses blowing in the wind.
SUNLIT is inspired by the dreamy sensation of sunlight viewed through blossoms. It is optimistc and references the temporal beauty of nature.
TEMPEST is a dynamic pattern that embraces the energy of a roiling sea.
WINDSWEPT is an over-scale pattern of fresh energy. It conveys a rush of vitality, as if a gust of wind is swirling and clearing the air.
CLOUDBURST is a sudden and heavy rainfall. Fat drops of rain tracing a line down a window - its pattern satisfying, yet random.
MORPH was inspired by the Shibori dying technique of Japan. Soft watercolour effects bleed into the background.
KILIM is a large-scale geometric pattern based on a traditional Middle Eastern rug.
LINEA is soft and shadowy yet rendered in punchy colours and references the itajime shibori style of Japanese dyeing.Â
TAPESTRY is a dynamic arrangement of small squares painted in translucent washes. Inspired by a diamond kilim rug.
CROSSHATCH is a series of simple and striking patterns inspired by the linear, minimalist wall drawings of American artist, Sol Lewitt.
CROSSHATCH is a series of simple and striking patterns inspired by the linear, minimalist wall drawings of American artist, Sol Lewitt.
CROSSHATCH is a series of simple and striking patterns inspired by the linear, minimalist wall drawings of American artist, Sol Lewitt.
HEATH BANKSIA is a lively pattern in pen and ink with washes of watercolour. Delightful little birds flit in the branches of the feathery-leaved native tree.