A small range of products for Christmas, the bright CMYK geometry, impossible cubes and six-point stars in cyan, magenta and yellow, put onto cushions and tea towels and sold print to order. The isometric patterns suit a product like this, a repeat that reads as a clean graphic object on a plain cushion or a folded cloth.
Making things people can actually buy and use is its own discipline, different from a one-off print or a show. A pattern has to hold up small, on a soft edge, in a shop or online, and still look like the work. Made to order rather than held as stock, a modest seasonal range, the studio geometry turned into things for the house.
Part of The Pattern Works.