Our designers

Our designers have a wide range of different types of patterns, ranging from colorful to a more subtle designs. Different techniques are used and some patterns are painted with water colors or drawn by hand while others are digitally produced. Maybe you already have a favorite.

DeZio Design by Kirsi Donskoi

Patterns inspired by sea beaches and forests.

Color your life by Elisabeth Ädelroth

Patterns that are usually playful and colorful.

Leopock Design by Louise Eklund

Inspiration from nature, everyday life and some animals.

DJK Design by Jaana Kähönen

Nordic theme and Art Deco or Pop Art inspired twist.

Pyrykääkkä Design by Mari Isotalo

Flower and animal motifs are extra close to my heart.

FraMia Design by Mia Fransson

Patterns inspired from childhood summers

Lindblom of Sweden by Monica Lindblom

Patterns that are most often animals, people, botany and architecture

Happy Sunbeams Studio by Anna Tapper

Patterns inspired by nature and good mood.

Atelje Carina by Carina Eriksson

Patterns are things from the plant kingdom, flowers and leaves, as well as insects that crawl.

One Mandala A Day by Emma Karlsson

The inspiration comes to me from so many places, but the wonder and power of nature is close to my heart.

Hanna Fors

My patterns look beautiful and restful from a distance, while they have nice details when you get close.

Stenfågeln Design by Sirgitta Keiskander

Patterns are things from the plant kingdom, flowers and leaves, as well as insects that crawl.

Alison Uvner

Patterns inspired by floral to bold and bright

Karolina Lohiniva

Recurring motifs are mischievous magpies, peonies and geraniums.

Unelmo Design

I like geometric patterns and the shapes of different natural pieces.

Studioprepo by Pia Repo

Patterns inspired by colors, contrasts and graphic shapes.

Kaisa Andersson Illustration

Motifs I myself remember from childhood; motifs with clear characters and colors to get lost in.

Sofia Kroon Walter

Women and children in the patterns to their stories and
Visions are important to remember and convey.

Yvonne’s Gallery by Yvonne Kündig Gustafsson

I love flowers and strong colors, but I also like simple geometric patterns.

Eva Carlstein

Eva Carlstein was early interested in visual arts and engaged in painting, textiles and graphics, and attended training in all techniques.

Christina Andersson Strokirk

Life experiences and knowledge are my inspiration.

Samuli Mänttäri Design

I like simple and stylistic patterns that fit both clothes and interior.

Shahla Kader

Creating, shaping and designing is my great interest. I design fabric patterns, wallpaper and other products.

Inger Degerfält

When Inger was to become a grandmother, she crocheted grandmother’s squares and had them printed on fabric for a dress.

Tess Enarsson

Tess Enarsson, artist & designer, designs her patterns with her artistic watercolors as a basis.

Lindeby Design by Susanna Lindeby

Choose from products such as kimonos, duvet covers, aprons, blankets, pillows, kitchen towels, napkins, etc.