Textile & Fabric Design (Page 2)

The collection of articles on Textile and Fabric Design over the last 150 years provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of textile and fabric design. From the early days of hand-woven fabrics to the modern era of digital printing, these articles cover it all.

They explore the various techniques used in textile design, such as block printing, embroidery, and screen printing. The collection also delves into the cultural significance of textiles, highlighting how they have been used to express identity and social status throughout history.

Moreover, it showcases how textile design has evolved alongside technological advancements in machinery and materials.

The articles provide insights into the work of prominent designers and their contributions to the field. Overall, this collection is a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding the history and development of textile and fabric design over time.

Ilse Crawford Kasthall Rug

Ilse Crawford collaborates with Kasthall to create a rug collection inspired by the serene Swedish landscapes, celebrating nature’s beauty and complexity through intricate textile designs.Read More →

Shibata Zeshin - Daruma, Issue 64, Autumn 2009, cover

Shibata Zeshin, a renowned Japanese artist, excelled in lacquer work and painting, bridging traditional and modern influences, leaving a lasting global legacy.Read More →

Rectangular canopy hanging of resist-dyed and mordant-dyed cotton

Mordants, from the Latin “to bite,” are crucial in natural dyeing, forming permanent, vibrant colors. They enhance textile design, history, and sustainability.Read More →

Carpet by Ivan da Silva Bruhns

Ivan Da Silva Bruhns, a Brazilian artist, revolutionized textile art with intricate rug designs and sophisticated color choices, leaving a lasting legacy.Read More →

American Textile Design

This post explores the diverse and impactful legacy of American textile designers, from Navajo weavers to modern innovators, highlighting their cultural influence and artistic innovation.Read More →

printed, 1954, USA; Haraszty, Eszter for Knoll Textiles. "Fibra"

Eszter Haraszty, a pioneering textile designer, transformed the industry through innovative color palettes and materials. Her legacy continues to inspire designers globally.Read More →

Schellens factory on the Vestdijk

Schellens & Marto, a pioneering Dutch fabric manufacturer, blended traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation, leaving a lasting impact on fabric design and production.Read More →

Kelim Untitled_AB15 pattern Kvadrat rugs by Alain Biltereyst. (Screenshot)

Alain Biltereyst, a Belgian artist, uniquely blends urban signage and commercial design in his art, showcased internationally, offering a fresh perspective on everyday design.Read More →

Marimekko in Patterns Book Cover

“Marimekko in Patterns” delves into the brand’s iconic prints, showcasing its evolution and the creativity behind each pattern. A must-have for design enthusiasts.Read More →

Cardigan 1993

Fair Isle knitting, originating from the Shetland Islands, gained global fame when worn by royalty. The V&A showcases historical and modern examples.Read More →