HYGGE & WEST + UNIVERSAL
A collaboration inspired by the classic film ‘Jurassic Park’. With it’s luscious green foliage, adventurous storytelling and infamous characters, this was such a joy to create. The more you look you more you see it’s not just a jungle themed design, from the mosquito in amber to the dinosaur footprints. Perfect for a powder room, a kid’s room or for anyone who loves a unique wallpaper and of course dinosaurs!
LIBERTY LONDON
Approached by this iconic brand to purchase a few hand painted designs for their interior fabric collection, including this design ‘Cottage Border’ which captures the essence of a spring floral garden whilst keeping the textured brushstrokes from the original painting to the final design.
ROSE JOCHAM x HYGGE & WEST
A Breath of Plein Air
Print 1 ‘Summer’ took inspiration from the English countryside and summer weather; with loose brushstrokes emulating wild flowers and grasses swaying in the wind. Print 2 ‘Plein Air’ was inspired by the Fauvism movement and the rolling countryside of Northern England, with a colour palette that is
semi realistic but also joyful and bold.
MARKS AND SPENCER
A variety of illustrations for M&S’s stationery and homeware.
DASHWOOD STUDIO
‘Into the Wild’ fabric collection for this British haberdashery company. Combining the fresh and vibrant tones of summer colours with the conversational aspects of the woodland them.
POOKY LIGHTS
A handpainted design for Pooky, in a charity auction with ‘The Hands Up Foundation’.
NERIDA HANSEN
An illustrative fabric collection that brings together the story telling of a train journey across Italy,
a paradise of foliage and joyful conversationals.
ALEX MONROE
Project 1: Focusing on the importance of bees and their love of wild flowers. The aim was to create 2 hand painted beehives which were installed in their jewellery shop. A few extra illustrations and repeat pattern were also designed for their social media and window display.
Project 2: To create 2 spring meadow illustrations for the stores window displays in Covent Garden and London Bridge.
