Seamless repeats and surface design, tileable at any scale.
Wide 1970s wavy stripes in three-band groups - one fat, one medium, one thin - with the colour order rotating each group, in Sunflower, Terracotta and Cocoa.
Tapered mid-century boomerangs tossed over soft kidney shapes, with ball-ended sticks and dot trios - a 1950s laminate-counter repeat in Cream, Avocado and Walnut.
Broad split tropical leaves over free-floating colour blocks, leafy fronds and seed clusters - a 1950s barkcloth curtain print as a seamless repeat in Linen, Teal and Espresso.
Slender willow leaves on trailing vines that run unbroken from edge to edge, with small berry clusters - a calm seamless stripe in Chalk, Ochre and Indigo.
Double-line quarter arcs that wander into loops and channels, with solid dots where circles close - a crisp seamless geometric in Paper, Tomato and Slate.
Dandelion clocks, closed buds and drifting seeds in fine linework - a light, airy seamless repeat in Linen, Moss and Midnight.
Flat pressed-flower silhouettes - five-petal blooms, leafy sprigs and single veined leaves - tossed in a seamless repeat in Blush, Marigold and Forest.
Tossed fern fronds with tiny spore dots, drawn as a true seamless repeat in Sage, Clay and Ink colourways - quiet enough for stationery, rich enough for fabric.
Two-tone ribbon chevrons split by a fine pinstripe, with small diamonds riding the valleys - a seamless geometric in Oat, Coral and Ink.
