Surface Pattern Designer Jessica Dodd Jessica is an independent textile and also surface pattern designer in Australia, she gets motivation from the Australian natural bush, classic flowers & ornamental and decorative art and possesses a penchant for making unique designs. About Jessica is a Surface Pattern Designer located in Dunsborough, a calm, wonderful area situated near breathtaking beach locations and wineries nestled down throughout the corner of Western Australia. Growing up by the beach + bush has influenced her admiration for nature and realising what is important in life, family, friends, community and really loving your daily life as well as simply being grateful for every time. Acquiring inspiration from her Interior Design background and comfortable beach lifestyle Jessica's design method takes place by incorporating a variety of different platforms beginning with pencil sketches, marker pen illustrations, watercolours + gouache to totally realise what the total colour palette + pattern will feel like. She then researches + brainstorms latest styles in the market before merging her hand-drawn elements with her computer-generated designs. This produces genuine prints that represent her individual style and flair for textile design. Jessica has accomplished a Bachelor of Design 2D & 3D, a Diploma of Education majoring in Art and is qualified in Illustrator, Photoshop, and Indesign she has developed her style to reflect stunning florals and complex prints that are perfect for homewares + fashion. She is interested in design, in her words represents it as. 'You know when something doesn't feel like work, it's just fun . . . Well, that's what designing is for me, supply all the colour + markers + paint + tech + brief and I will create something just for you.' In the weekends you'll find her swanning around in her Spell dress, drinking wine, gardening with the family, going to the beach, socialising with friends, a bit of on the spot shopping, and chilling out at her fav coffee shop Merchant & Maker... Clients Jessica has designed for labels such as Amore + Sorvete, Tagged Swim & Salty K Swim. ​ She has a long history of operating in the creative industry as an interior designer, and graphic design and art teacher she has also designed prints for handbags, kids clothing labels and travelled to Sri Lanka and Indonesia for sourcing. https://www.littleflowerpatterns.com/

Jenny Xie is the author of the novel Holding Pattern, a National Book Foundation 5 Under 35 Honoree. She’s received fellowships from Bread Loaf, Yaddo, and MacDowell, among other organizations. She is the former executive editor of Dwell. https://www.jennyxiewrites.com/

Marianne writes for the Dwell Store. Her favorite designs are those that marry unexpected elements—a subtle silhouette is met with brilliant pattern; an everyday, functional item is crafted in luxe materials, and so on. In addition to writing about modern design objects, Marianne holds an MFA in Fiction and writes short essays. Originally from Massachusetts, Marianne lives and writes in Colorado. In her free time, Marianne enjoys skiing and hanging out with her husband and bearded dog, Briggs.

Vestaboard is a smart messaging display. We've totally re-imagined the design of a split-flap display you might see at a train station in Europe. Using your mobile device you can send it messages, get updates, or show patterns and colors.

Makelike is a graphic design studio specializing in print, collateral, pattern and surface design, and illustration.

Founded in 1951 by Armi Ratia and her husband, Viljo, Marimekko is a Finnish company that designs and manufactures high-quality fabrics and tableware, as well as clothing, bags, and other accessories. Characterized by saturated colors and bold patterns, Marimekko’s products are strong and visually striking, but they do not exclude delicacy or softness. Rather, Marimekko’s designs exist on a line between hard and soft, inspired by both urban elements and natural ones, and by tradition and modernity. Although founded over sixty years ago, Marimekko remains relevant, as it promotes a timeless quality. Fashion and design may have short-lived trends, but Marimekko encourages its designers to create textiles and products that endure, both physically and visually.

Italian-born American sculptor Harry Bertoia is best known for his eponymous collection of woven-wire seating for Knoll, including the Diamond and Bird chairs. Despite a scandal over creative rights between Bertoia and Charles and Ray Eames, with whom Bertoia worked in the 1940s, the line continues to leave its mark on the design world—–and waffle patterns on the backs of those who grace the seats.

I create art and pattern relating to nature.

Simon Key Bertman’s textile designs are a treat for the eyes, the brain, and the fingertips. His chunky woven patterns— as seen in his handwoven Chess throw —are inspired by optical patterns that two-step to a perfectly ordered but free-spirited rhythm. “At art school I discovered that the systematic method of weaving fit my pattern ideas perfectly, so I studied weaving techniques for many years,” the Stockholm-based designer says of his time at Konstfack. Bertman’s rigorous mark can be found in recent collaborations with Note Design Studio and Svenskt Tenn, among others, and he’s currently busy working on his own showroom. His dream commission? Applying his optical motifs on a much larger scale to public spaces.

Rachel and Nick Cope are the founders of Calico Wallpaper. Calico Wallpaper began with the inspiration to move art beyond the frame and incorporate its elements into everyday interior spaces. Through experimentation with the re-appropriation of traditional art forms, and the digital enlargement of unique, handmade patterns, the idea was born to create custom fit, non-repeating wall murals. Balancing background and foreground, texture, color and pattern to create immersive environments, we are continually exploring the expressive possibilities of living space. We work to blend the beauty, play and abstractions of art with the functional utility of design, thereby creating a product that inspires and invigorates the backdrops of our lives.

“I have been interested in textiles ever since my mother and grandmother taught me to sew and knit when I was small,” says breakout textile designer Aoi Yoshizawa. Born and raised in Japan, Yoshizawa has studied her craft in Sweden, Norway, and Finland, where she is currently finishing her master’s degree at Helsinki’s Aalto University. “For pattern design, I like to work with simple elements and overlay them on top of each other, which gives depth to the textile,” she says. This is especially apparent in her Tokyo pattern, produced by Svensson, that manages to be very graphic and very organic at once. Next from Yoshizawa will be a new series of jacquard upholstery fabrics.

Pattern/color

GRAPHIC DESIGNER / INTERIOR DESIGNER / Branding, Illustration, Patterns, Background, 3D, Painter, Calligraphy (Arabic and Latin), Icons, Pictograms

Chris Bosse, Tobias Wallisser and Alexander Rieck founded LAVA in 2007. It was established as a network of creative minds with a research and design focus and has offices in Sydney, Shanghai, Stuttgart and Abu Dhabi. LAVA explores frontiers that merge future technologies with the patterns of organisation found in nature and believes this will result in a smarter, friendlier, more socially and environmentally responsible future.

// The Sprinkle Experience // Pattern. Love. Booyah. Color. Highfives. Jesus. Joy. Desn. Real.

Travel, design, patterns, smart solutions

Typography, illustration, fine art, architecture, interiors, patterns, furniture design, travel, food, meeting new people, kids furniture and environments and toys, landscape design... par for the course for your readers ;)

Bones + Vodka: surface pattern design

Design, decor, vintage, pattern and texture, architecture

Inga Sempé is a French designer who has worked with a variety of design brands, including Cappellini, Edra, LucePlan, HAY, Alessi, and more. Sempé graduated from ENSCI-Les Ateliers in 1993, and held a scholarship at the Villa Medici Académie de France in Rome from 2000 to 2001. Sempé opened her own studio in Paris in 2001, where she continues to live and work. She designs furniture, lighting, tabletop accessories, clocks, rugs, and more. All of her designs are united by a thoughtful use of shape, cheerful silhouettes, and the possibilities of color and pattern.

Rangemark Textiles was born out of founder Kathryn Allison's passion for pattern making and inspired by her great-grandfather's coastal Maine painting studio of the same name. "As part of a multigenerational family of artists I've always been drawn to patterns and the feel one gets from producing and seeing a truly unique pattern." Each Rangemark piece is crafted in America by hand from organic linen, which sometimes results in slight variations within each piece but make it truly one-of-a-kind. The textiles are designed with the belief in creating quality products that will last a long time. Rangemark pieces encourage mixing and matching by pattern and color. Rangemark Textiles is located in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

DailyImagesFunda.com is a new website but have the awesome collection of all the types of images with a unique pattern. you can find the images of Good Night, Good Morning, Festivals images, Important events, Weekends Images and many others.

Charlotte Lancelot work is characterized by an emotional bond with everyday objects, which surpass their own functions to bring wellbeing and joy into our lifes. She creates and mixes textures, patterns, colours and natural materials. She gets her inspiration from past references that she integrates in contemporary aesthetics. Her creations tell stories, they take you out and remind you of memories, they give you a taste of freedom.

There are familiar types of creativity, to be sure. But it’s not always about being artful. Or expressive. It’s not about being born with certain gifts, or validated by others. Rather, creativity is the ability to transcend existing ideas, rules, patterns, or relationships, and to bring about something new and meaningful. Industry West is about supporting and mobilizing people who strive to be creative, whether it’s at work or at home. The whole world needs to achieve its creative potential. So we are the tipping point. We will push creativity into the mainstream where it belongs. That’s what keeps the fire in our belly at Industry West. The non-stop thrill of being creative, sharing creative, and supporting creativity in others. It’s why we like to gorge on new ideas. Why we have wanderlust, and friends all over the world. Why we’re willing to bet big on rising talent. And why our furniture feels strong enough to withstand the nonstop activity associated with creative people, doing creative things in big, creative ways. We are Industry West: Create. Share. Repeat.

International Wall Decoration business, innovating the home decoration market for almost 70 years. At Graham & Brown we know what walls want - pattern and colour. www.grahambrown.com/us

Artist and interior designer, Marcia Weese, has designed her rug collections to compliment a diversity of interior styles. Weese has a deep appreciation for simple authentic forms inspired by nature. The warm tones and elemental patterns of her rugs echo the natural contours of the Midwestern prairie and the whimsy and delight of the garden.

Erja Hirvi is a textile designer who has studied at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki. Erja Hirvi has worked for Marimekko since 1995 with her main focus on designing printed patterns. Her understated and often playful patterns have appeared on fabrics and other interior decoration products, as well as clothing and bags.

We design and manufacture a collection of authentic, hand-made, encaustic cement tiles in modern patterns and solid colors. Dozens of tile designs in stock, or customize color and design in small production runs. Order online at tesselle.com or contact us for more information at 951-781-3000.

Born in New York City in 1907, Girard was raised and educated in Italy by an American mother and French-Italian father. Much of his most famous work emerged from his time as the director of fabric and textiles at Herman Miller, a position he held from 1952 to 1975. There, he collaborated with George Nelson and Ray Eames on designs that broke new ground for the industry in the US and well beyond. Girard's style was boldly colorful, incorporating geometric patterns and illustrative folk art-inspired imagery. Other notable works of Girard include the branding of Braniff Airlines, the design of New York’s La Fonda del Sol restaurant, and a huge mural at the John Deere headquarters. Today, Girard’s work is distributed by House Industries and some of his textile designs have been re-released through Urban Outfitters and other popular merchants. Girard died in 1993.

Coast Fabric specializes in Sunbrella fabric. At Coast, we bring a unique sense of design and aesthetics into people's everyday lives. Color is our tool, and paired with our large over-scaled organic patterns, we bring abstracted and simplified forms of nature into your living and working environments. Visit us at coastfabric.com.

"Carré comme Orange" is a french creation of patterns in repetition. Graphic designer in NANTES, Séverine JOLY distribute her digital images all over the world. Her work applie to a vast market:fashion, interior decoration or stationery. Too many decorative objects are printed with its visuals and are recognizable for their symmetry, abstraction, contrast, bright colors. www.carre-comme-orange.com ***

Karla Pruitt is a surface designer and painter living in Athens, Georgia. She works in her home studio illustrating repeat patterns for product development in home and apparel markets. Karla has also designed repeat pattern products for various companies, independently or through the design firms she has worked for since graduating from Savannah College of Art and Design with a degree in Fibers.

Minimal design, Scandinavian influence, woods, stone work, custom furniture, splashes of color and pattern, greenspace integrations, pools