Modern Vintage – This Spring Summer 2022 trend re-boots a 70’s archive of prints from graphic florals and paisleys to nostalgic bold geometrics.
Take a trip down memory lane revisiting the unapologetic days of loud prints and psychedelia. Upscaled graphic florals in bold palettes, swirling paisleys and optical geo patterns are key in this Spring Summer 2022 print trend.
Featured Designers is a curated collection of outstanding artists that caught our team’s eye. Here we select designers that tick design criteria that includes – professional files, commercial edge, on-trend design uploads, outstanding creativity & a beautiful collection of designs for your product needs. View all Featured Designers on our online textile studio.
In 3 words describe your pattern design style?
Feminine, pretty, painterly
What is your work & design process?
I always have the moodboard in my head and start with photoshop and make around 5 designs in a stretch or until I’m satified. And this mood board depends on the latest trends or it will be just an image or something that had inspired me. At times I love hand-painting loose florals and textures and how they turn out totally depends on my mood.
Where do you find your design inspiration?
Sometimes a tiny flower or a simple leaf inspires my design while mostly I follow trend forecasts for making fashion prints. I even get inspired by designs I’d made earlier. I also like to research on traditional crafts and arts by different artists from all around the world and use it for my prints. I also try to learn techniques and effects from other artists and designers.
What advice would you give to new designers?
Learn and explore with all the opportunities and time you have.
In 3 words describe your pattern design style?
Trendy, vibrant and diverse
What is your work & design process?
My work process begins with getting acquainted in advance with the latest fashion trends.I sketch, draw and develop my ideas. Finally, I finish with the appropriate colors for the season.
Where do you find your design inspiration?
I find design inspiration from various sources – from nature and my travels, from art and listening to music.I am inspired by plants and flowers by trying to reproduce them.
What advice would you give to new designers?
I would recommend new designers to do what they love and not be afraid to experiment.
Patternbank recently teamed up with UWTSD – Swansea College of Art to run a Autumn / Winter 2021/22 Live brief for the BA (Hons) & MDes Surface Pattern and Textiles students. Students had the choice of three AW21 Patternbank trends: Monochrome Blow Ups, Abstract Layers & Modern Art Deco. With all the challenges of lockdown, we were extremely pleased to see how the students tackle the brief. A big congratulation to all the students that took part – amazing work & effort!
Irregular Geos : Moving away from clean graphic lines, geometric pattern takes on a loose hand made quality. This Spring/Summer 22 geometric trend takes a softer hand made feel with hastily sketched linear doodles, boldly brushed paint marks and and loose inky checks. #patternbank #trendflash #trends #print #pattern
Browse our extensive collection of exclusive licensed prints, from both stock and Premium pattern designs in our online textile design studio.
Featured Designers is a curated collection of outstanding artists that caught our team’s eye. Here we select designers that tick design criteria that includes – professional files, commercial edge, on-trend design uploads, outstanding creativity & a beautiful collection of designs for your product needs. View all Featured Designers on our online textile studio.
In 3 words describe your pattern design style?
Eclectic, colorful, and textural.
I enjoy combining different themes, styles, and techniques in one pattern.
What is your work & design process?
I create my patterns by mixing traditional paintings and drawings with digital illustrations. I often start with a watercolor painting which I scan and edit digitally, or I start with digital elements to which I later add hand-painted textures. I also enjoy experimenting with traditional textile printing techniques, such as tie-dye, shibori, block-printing, or marbling art.
Where do you find your design inspiration?
I love traveling to discover ethnic and modern art from various cultures. Art museums, galleries, along fashion shows are my favorite inspiration sources.
What advice would you give to new designers?
Keep on creating what you love. Try anything and everything.
PANTONE 17-5104 Ultimate Gray + PANTONE 13-0647 Illuminating. 2021 PANTONE® Colour of the Year is described as ‘A marriage of colour conveying a message of strength and hopefulness that is both enduring and uplifting’.
Featured Designers is a curated collection of outstanding artists that caught our team’s eye. Here we select designers that tick design criteria that includes – professional files, commercial edge, on-trend design uploads, outstanding creativity & a beautiful collection of designs for your product needs. View all Featured Designers on our online textile studio.
In 3 words describe your pattern design style?
Colourful, modern and fun.
What is your work & design process?
I like to use watercolour inks and fine liners for detail. I also like to use floral photography in some of my designs. I then put everything together in Photoshop.
Where do you find your design inspiration?
I closely follow catwalk trends and fashion reports. I am often inspired by fresh flowers, nature and different textures. I like to be experimental with my paint and media.
What advice would you give to new designers?
Experiment as much as you can with media and technique. You don’t need to have all your ideas planned out before hand.
Patternbank brings you our in-depth catwalk report highlighting the key Spring/Summer 2021 Print and Pattern trends from the recent runway shows & collections. The team has gathered information from the designer’s collections and compiled a selection of the most prominent print looks trending for SS21 together with an insight into the key colours for the season. This is the essential Print Catwalk analysis trend report for every brand, designer, and studio.
Check out our selection of the strongest print & pattern collections from the recent SS21 runway shows. Includes: Christian Dior, Christopher Kane, Dolce &Gabbana, Dries Van Noten, Etro, Fendi, Kenzo, Libertine, Matty Bovan, Prada, Preen, Valentino & Zimmerman.
We are currently working on the Spring/Summer 2021 Catwalk trends report, which will be live on the site soon.
Magic Mushrooms: Foraged fungi from botanical clusters and illustrative toadstools to psychedelic technicolour fungus.
This Autumn/Winter 21/22 print and pattern trend explores the magical world of woodland fungi. Detailed botanical studies and earthy all over prints with eclectic book illustrations and technicolour magic mushrooms. Browse our extensive selection of exclusively licensed prints, from both stock and premium pattern designs in our online textile design studio.
The Patternbank team visited the @fashiontextilemuseum this week to see ‘Out of the Blue: Fifty Years of Designers Guild’. Worth a visit if you’re in London and need some creative inspiration.
💙Out of the Blue celebrates the work of influential design company Designers Guild. Founded by Tricia Guild OBE, Designers Guild started life in 1970 as a small section of a single shop in Chelsea’s Kings Road. The brand has since evolved and grown into a global enterprise, whose products have changed the way we view colour, pattern and texture in our homes. Exhibition is on till 21 February 2021.
Doodle Dash: Skater Cartoons and Graphics Mix with Energetic Doodles, for a New Street Art Scene
‘Trend Flash’ is our new seasonless collection of print and pattern trends that will help you keep ahead of the competition.
Technicolour Tribe: Exploring and experimenting with creativity, tie dye experiences an ongoing revival
Inspired by patterns of the Nordic Countries, this A/W 21/22 trend is a bold mix of folk styles. Bright pops of colour contrast with dark backgrounds for drama.
STRONG CONTRASTS / NORDIC PATTERNS / FAIR ISLE STRIPES / SCANDI ETHNIC / LEAF MOTIFS / COLOURFUL ETHNICS / DARK BACKGROUNDS / BRAID EMBROIDERY / FOLK STYLE
An eclectic mix of ethnic border patterns and tiled layouts inspire this Autumn/Winter 21/22 print trend. Now Live on the site.
MOROCCAN TILE PATTERNS / PAISLEY BORDERS / ETHNIC GEOMETRIC EDGINGS / PERSIAN RUG PATTERNS / INDIENNE SHAWL LAYOUTS / ARABESQUE BORDER DESIGNS
Patternbank recently teamed up with Leeds Arts University to run a Spring / Summer 2021 Live brief for the BA (Hons) Textile Design students. Students had the choice of three SS21 Patternbank trends: Tropical Chaos, Pattern Contrast & Strange Surfaces. A big congratulation to all the students that took part – amazing work & effort!
Bold abstract shapes and cut out pattern are crafted together in this inspirational A/W21/22 trend. Collaged layouts create new depths of interest.
COLLAGE OVERLAYS / ABSTRACT SHAPES / MIXED MEDIA / VARIED TEXTURES / PAPER CUT-OUT SHAPES / LAYERED PHOTOCOPIES / SIMPLE COLLAGE
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Bold monochromatic floral cut-outs with pops of vibrant colour and over-scaled floral studies in tonal palettes are the inspiration behind this Autumn/Winter 2021/22 print trend.
BOLD CUT-OUTS / OVER-SCALED BLOOMS / MONOCHROMATIC FLORALS / DETAILED FLORAL STUDIES / TONAL PALETTES / ARTISTIC FLORAL LAYOUTS / COLOUR POPS / SIMPLISTIC FLORAL SILHOUETTES
Art Deco styled florals and pattern take on a new twist for Autumn / Winter 21/22. Touches of gold and contrasting outlines emphasise this highly decorative trend.
HIGHLY STYLISED FLORALS / DEFINED OUTLINE / SOLID COLOUR / FLOWING GEOMETRIC / DECORATIVE PLACEMENTS / ART DECO PATTERN
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