Textiles - Round-Up
Sunday, April 26, 2020
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When I larn the fourth dimension I dear having a piffling flake of fun on google japan looking for fabrics, mainly of the Scandinavian variety. The starting fourth dimension label I came across this fourth dimension though hale from Republic of Estonia together with they are Kuks & Kuttner.
My side past times side regain was Studio Hilla who are based inwards Republic of Finland together with characteristic 6 independent designers who all convey dissimilar experiences together with pattern styles for textiles, surface design, fashion, accessories together with graphics. Here are some of their Japanese fabrics...
And I loved these fashionable 'Anais' florals from Great Britain fellowship Clarke & Clarke.
And hither are some to a greater extent than stuff prints that caught my optic whilst browsing only about on Japanese websites. First upwardly designs from Swedish textile fellowship Arvidssons including prints past times Bjork-Forth.
And below bold ovals from Redlunds Textil.
And below ii contrasting colourways on this impress from Kinnamark.
Below - elementary aeroplane designs past times Brita Sweden.
And locomote a fun typographic pattern from Marimekko.
My side past times side regain was Studio Hilla who are based inwards Republic of Finland together with characteristic 6 independent designers who all convey dissimilar experiences together with pattern styles for textiles, surface design, fashion, accessories together with graphics. Here are some of their Japanese fabrics...
And I loved these fashionable 'Anais' florals from Great Britain fellowship Clarke & Clarke.
And hither are some to a greater extent than stuff prints that caught my optic whilst browsing only about on Japanese websites. First upwardly designs from Swedish textile fellowship Arvidssons including prints past times Bjork-Forth.
And below bold ovals from Redlunds Textil.
And below ii contrasting colourways on this impress from Kinnamark.
Below - elementary aeroplane designs past times Brita Sweden.
And locomote a fun typographic pattern from Marimekko.