Nature-rooted patterns, painted by hand with warm colours and soft texture. Made for homes and for the calm moments inside them. Explore the collections below.
Terracotta Blossom Garden collection. A terracotta stripe, painted slowly, textured as old paper. Peach blossoms and brown leaves scattered across the cream, left where the wind dropped them, Bouquets resting inside scalloped frames, like a window you could sit beside with a cup of tea.
Quiet Meadow Botanicals is for the part of the day when everything slows down. Soft pink and yellow flowers scattered on warm cream. Coneflowers leaning into a blush field. A speckled olive green to hold it all together. The colours are quite on purpose. Simple when you look at it, but behind each pattern is lots of time, patience and love for details.
This collection inspired by my daughter Maab. She picked some daisies and asked me to draw them and make a collection. Every petal in this collection took time. Real time. I studied the Shasta daisy, got the watercolour edges right, and layered the texture until it felt alive.
How I make my patterns
From sketchbook to hand painted repeat
My work starts with looking closely. I take my own photos for inspiration, and sometimes I use free photo sites like Unsplash. Then I sketch the flowers in my sketchbook. I upload the sketch to Procreate, where I add the colour and build the repeat pattern. I use watercolour brushes. I love loose watercolour painting, and I paint the edges until they feel right. Then I layer texture until the design feels alive.
My style is botanical, watercolour, and vintage neutral. I love creating feminine designs, especially for girls' rooms. The colours are quiet on purpose. Each collection gets its own palette, but the feeling stays the same: warm, calm, and human.
It may look simple, but behind each pattern lots of time, patience, and love for the details. Every pattern is made with passion.