I love pattern. The more I can layer into a room, the happier I am. Florals, stripes, botanicals, geometrics…if they bring me joy, I want to find a way to make them work together.

Over the years, a few simple ideas have helped me trust my own eye. They’re less about rules and more about noticing what already feels right.

If you take one thing away from this article, I hope it’s this: trust what you love.

The return of jewel tones reflects a broader shift in interior design: a move away from cautious minimalism and toward spaces that feel personal and expressive. Used thoughtfully, jewel-toned wallpaper doesn’t dominate a room — it defines it.

Inspired by the rhythmic beauty of hand-carved block prints, Lotus Block Stripe delivers a stylized lotus repeat that’s graphic, balanced, and quietly bold. The hand-drawn quality gives it soul, while the clean repeat ensures it works beautifully across a wide range of interior applications.

Bold wallpaper is back — and it’s bringing the 1970s along for the ride. For interior designers looking to craft vibrant, personality-filled spaces, retro florals and warm palettes are proving to be go-to tools. But instead of pulling from dusty vintage rolls, today’s designers are turning to artist-made prints that marry nostalgic charm with fresh, modern energy.

At the heart of my new Folk + Flora collection lies a quiet reverence for a centuries-old craft: Indian block printing. These beautifully imperfect florals, scrolls, and vines have traveled across continents and through time — from ancient artisan workshops to modern-day fabric stashes.

Sew up some Halloween magic! Try this charming pumpkin fabric for reusable treat bags, pillows, and more spooky-cute DIYs.