Serac Tide, Serac Autumn, Serac Elm

Serac

Decorative Velvet

This design draws inspiration from the negative spaces between rock formations in the Peak District.

During the design process, these shapes were further abstracted and reinterpreted. After initial sketches, layered cut shapes were used to create new negative spaces, which then informed additional forms. In this way, the act of making the design became as influential as the original source of inspiration.

Flux Alpine

Flux

FR Jacquard Weave

Inspired by the natural and perpetual movement within rock strata, this design captures a continuous flow through varying line weights. The repeat is distinctive, with lines that flow across the surface, creating an endless rhythm. Developed with versatility in mind, the design is particularly well-suited to the demands of the contract market but also serves as a good offering for domestic interiors.

Idyll Slate

Broderie Birch

Broderie

Wallcovering

This design began with hand stitching experiments on paper, where the small punctured holes and the contrast of textured yarn against a smooth surface created an unexpected depth. Translated into wallpaper, the effect is recreated using hybrid inks to mimic the raised quality of the stitch line.

Alchemy Conch

Alchemy

FR Jacquard Weave

Alchemy is a design shaped by its own making. Following the same principles as Serac, it was developed through cutting and layering paper shapes to reflect the natural geometry found in rock formations. The result is a pattern that captures natural patterns and structures of the landscape.

Hurley Pigeon

Hurley

Jacquard Weave

Hurley offers a modern interpretation of the traditional herringbone. Inspired by the natural structure of leaves branching from stems, the design explores how organic forms can take on a geometric rhythm. By integrating these natural shapes into the classic herringbone pattern, Hurley achieves a refined balance between structure and softness.