Kath Kidston on Acid, a whole range built out of a single repeating pattern. Geometric floral forms borrowed from mass-market British homeware and pushed, through scale and colour, into something louder and more disorienting. The name is a play on Cath Kidston, whose things my mum used to buy.
Here it is as a Christmas display: the pattern as wallpaper behind a white tree, coasters, printed baubles packed in a case. The point was to test whether one design could hold together across clocks, fabric, wallpaper and the rest, and still read as the same idea in every format.
Part of the Kath Kidston on Acid case study.