The Macbeth Collection

Irressitable patterns from The Macbeth Collection. Do check out more of their yummy designs from the Spring/Summer 07 collection on their website!

Catherine Hammerton

Breathtaking work by British designer Catherine Hammerton. Catherine's work is defined by its handmade and vintage aesthetic, using traditional silk screen printing, hand stitching and collaging of fabrics, papers, colours and textures to produce unique works of art.

(via Designsponge and Mocoloco)

Nantaka Joy

Absolutely gorgeous work by Nantaka Joy! Her wonderful website just came up and I couldn't stop downloading pictures of her work to show you on this blog. I was like a kid in a candy store gone absoluely maad!! With a passion for mixing of refined designs, handmade influences, texture, pattern, and color, Joy takes on a variety of clients in the design fields of home accessories, textiles, branding, packaging, custom invitations, and stationery. I will let her work speak for themselves!

Squint

Eversince former painter Lisa Whatmough launched her label Squint two years ago, her antique-style sofas, armchairs and lamps covered in gorgeously clashing recycled fabrics have been a huge runway success. I just adore the old pattern fabrics and furniture she puts together. She even does fabric-covered teapots that are washable, but for occasional use.Two words. Gorgeous gorgeous!

{all images from Squint website}

Clare Nicolson

Whimsical cushions made from textiles designed by Scotland-based Clare Nicolson. Clare's textiles are taken from paper collages which she creates using decorative papers and packaging. She draws her inspiration from almost anything; vintage fabrics, an old teapot, a walk in the country, even the birds in her garden...

{images from Clare Nicolson's website}