London-based studio Eley Kishimoto launches a new collection of rug designs with the help of textile brand Floor Story. Every design is detailed with bold patterns that are drawn from their own archival looks. Following the route of Eley Kishimoto's design language, each piece is detailed with a strong graphic identity.
The capsule is made up of four patterns in total -- this includes Quilted Mirage, Flash Loop, Jagged Rose, and Graphic Fairytale, which comes in two different colorways. Some of these designs are much more detailed than others as some of the tonal palettes are minimal with dual tones of beige and off-white and range to colorful reds, blues, and greens to name a few.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Dynamic Graphic Patterns
- The utilization of bold patterns in various industries can provide dynamic visual experiences.
- Archival Design Inspiration
- Exploring and incorporating archived designs in various industries can lead to unique and contemporary products or services.
- Minimalist Tonal Palettes
- The use of simple tonal palettes in design can give off a sleek and sophisticated look in various industries.
Where This Applies
- Interior Design
- Integrating bold graphic patterns in rugs, wallpaper, or furniture can create unique and dynamic interior spaces.
- Fashion
- Exploring archived designs and incorporating them into fashion can lead to unique and contemporary clothing pieces.
- Graphic Design
- Embracing minimalist tonal palettes can provide a sleek and sophisticated look in branding, advertising, and graphic design projects.
