Patterns + Textures Play in Kirkby Design x Eley Kishimoto Edition II

After a profitable first collaboration in 2017, Kirkby Design and ‘the patron saints of print’, Eley Kishimoto, current Kirkby Design x Eley Kishimoto Version II. Whereas Kirkby has change into referred to as an experimental textile model with a love of maximum textures and modern colours, Eley Kishimoto brings a daring use of shade and sample to the challenge. Their newest assortment of textiles and wallcoverings is vibrant and impactful, combining signature graphic patterns with progressive textures that really feel each cozy and on development.

“We’re excited to proceed our journey with Kirkby Design, shaping the world of interiors collectively. I consider that with the integrity and high quality of our relationship, we will proceed with our collective imaginative and prescient to make the inside world a prettier, extra snug area,” mentioned Mark Eley of Eley Kishimoto.

Included in Kirkby Design x Eley Kishimoto Version II is Flash, an Eley Kishimoto signature design that’s elevated by way of wool bouclé and handwoven raffia. Jagged Roses options extremely stylized roses and thorny geometric shapes with a singular distinction of scale and texture. Cotton velvet is woven on a standard loom, whereas the wallcovering is digitally printed on handwoven raffia. Taking inspiration from the honeycomb, House Centre is a playful sample that makes use of reduce and uncut velvet with a satin sheen. Its wallcovering counterpart makes use of metallic ink printed onto pure wooden pulp. Primary geometric shapes create the impact of paper airplanes in Origami Rockets. The textile includes a 3D look due to textured reduce and uncut velvet, whereas the wallcovering is made by conventional machine and wooden pulp paper. Quilted Mirage is pixelated and enlarged, permitting the sample to be revealed solely from a distance. It’s enriched by wool bouclé. Textured and plain, Strong is a handwoven, pure raffia wallcovering with delicate texture that enhances different patterns. Graphic Fairytale beings collectively three patterns – Origami Rockets, Jagged Roses, and Flash – to create a sample with every part. Enjoyable and playful, it’s woven on a standard loom for a tapestry-like high quality.

L to R: Jordan Mould, Mark Eley, Wakako Kishimoto

To be taught extra about Kirkby Design x Eley Kishimoto Version II, go to kirkbydesign.com.

Kelly Beall is senior editor at Design Milk. The Pittsburgh-based graphic designer and author has had a deep love of artwork and design for so long as she will keep in mind, and enjoys sharing her finds with others. When undistracted by nice artwork and design, she will be discovered making a large number within the kitchen, consuming as a lot info as potential, or on the sofa along with her three pets. Discover her @designcrush on social.