The project folio
06 stories / Supplied artwork
01 / Anonymous collaboration
A garden arranged to stay alive in every fold.
- Inspiration
- Botanical illustration, private gardens and East Asian bird-and-flower painting, reinterpreted with a contemporary lightness.
- Design response
- Birds, flowering branches and open space were reorganised into a lively square composition with a clear wearing-scale hierarchy.
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02 / Anonymous collaboration
An imagined palace assembled from the language of travel.
- Inspiration
- European palaces, historic buildings, travel memories and classical ornament—without copying one specific place.
- Design response
- A connected architectural core, border and corner system turned varied references into one collectible square composition.
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03 / Anonymous collaboration
A place revealed slowly through colour and foliage.
- Inspiration
- Holiday villas, tropical gardens, secluded courtyards and the feeling of discovering a private place while travelling.
- Design response
- Layered foliage partially conceals the architecture, allowing atmosphere to arrive first and the villa to emerge on a second look.
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04 / Anonymous collaboration
Many places, redrawn as one wearable travel journal.
- Inspiration
- Travel journals, old maps, postcards, city sketches and photographs from different locations.
- Design response
- A shared line, palette and perspective system brought disparate buildings together, with balloons, clouds and routes connecting the map-like story.
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05 / Anonymous collaboration
Museum-object references redrawn for a modern accessory.
- Inspiration
- East Asian porcelain, traditional vessels, museum objects, floral ornament and decorative arts.
- Design response
- Harmonised vessel drawings, branches and circular movement created a surrounding composition with a coherent family of colourways.
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06 / Anonymous collaboration
One floral language developed as a coordinated range.
- Inspiration
- Botanical manuscripts, watercolour flowers, garden plants and nature-observation notebooks.
- Design response
- A shared drawing, colour and border system gave several floral focal points a family resemblance without making the SKUs interchangeable.
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