Color: Charcoal

Bokkie,  is  a  reinterpretation  of  the  springbok,  inspired  by  art  deco  textiles  and  the  South  African  railways.

Fabricnation was established in 2007, but it has its roots in a bond forged two decades earlier when its designers, Jane Solomon and Jann Cheifitz began designing and printing together in a garage. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

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Cape Town Weave, is a celebration of Cape Town and is based on a street map of the city center. Roads, manmade structures and natural features connect as threads, weaving together the patterning of this port city. Four circles show the places where I have had my print studio (over the past 30 years).

Fabricnation was established in 2007, but it has its roots in a bond forged two decades earlier when its designers, Jane Solomon and Jann Cheifitz began designing and printing together in a garage. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

Under lisence to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

For large orders or custom designs, please contact our staff at accounts@wallflowerimages.com.au

Money Animals wallpaper frees a banknote from its function as a medium of exchange by transforming it into something decorative- as seen when foreign banknotes are taped to the walls of bars and restaurants all over the world.

Fabricnation was established in 2007, but it has its roots in a bond forged two decades earlier when its designers, Jane Solomon and Jann Cheifitz began designing and printing together in a garage. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

Under lisence to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

For large orders or custom designs, please contact our staff at accounts@wallflowerimages.com.au

In the Money Leopards charcoal design, the hypnotic leopard from the R200 note takes centre stage

Fabricnation was established in 2007, but it has its roots in a bond forged two decades earlier when its designers, Jane Solomon and Jann Cheifitz began designing and printing together in a garage. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

Under lisence to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

For large orders or custom designs, please contact our staff at accounts@wallflowerimages.com.au

Old Postcards is a collage of a collection of found old postcards from a faded South African Past

Fabricnation was established in 2007, but it has its roots in a bond forged two decades earlier when its designers, Jane Solomon and Jann Cheifitz began designing and printing together in a garage. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

Under lisence to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

For large orders or custom designs, please contact our staff at accounts@wallflowerimages.com.au

The  layout  for  the  “Our  Birds” wallpaper  is  based  on  18  century  ceramic  tiles  from Bristol.  The  birds  from  the  original  tiles  have,  however  been  replaced  by  South  African  indigenous  birds  including  the  African  Hoopoe,  the  Cape  Barn  Owl,  the  Sugarbird,  the Pied  Kingfisher  and  the  Fiscal  Shrike.

Fabricnation was established in 2007, but it has its roots in a bond forged two decades earlier when its designers, Jane Solomon and Jann Cheifitz began designing and printing together in a garage. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

Under lisence to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

For large orders or custom designs, please contact our staff at accounts@wallflowerimages.com.au

The  Toile  du  Jozi  design tells  the  story  of  an  African  city  rendered  in  the faded  style  of  a  Toile  du  Jouy  fabric  but  instead  of  depicting  typically  French  rural  scenes  it  shows  Johannesburg  (Jozi)  street  scenes.  Urban meets  rural,  formal  meets  informal,  tradition  meets  modernity.

Fabricnation was established in 2007, but it has its roots in a bond forged two decades earlier when its designers, Jane Solomon and Jann Cheifitz began designing and printing together in a garage. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

Under lisence to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

For large orders or custom designs, please contact our staff at accounts@wallflowerimages.com.au

Veld is an African savannah rendered in repeat in the style of a 1970s landscape photograph, offering a window onto the great outdoors that is at once expansive and calming.

Fabricnation was established in 2007, but it has its roots in a bond forged two decades earlier when its designers, Jane Solomon and Jann Cheifitz began designing and printing together in a garage. Jane and Jann are inspired by the African textile tradition, rendered in a modern urban context with its blending of diverse sources and influences to create the fabric of a nation.

Under licence to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

For large orders or custom designs, please contact our staff at accounts@wallflowerimages.com.au

Felicity Ellis grew up on a farm in the Midlands. She describes herself as an experimental, self-taught textile designer.

A background in Advertsing and a passion for Design lead Felicity to establish a Fabric and Design Studio called Cottonberry – a small but growing business that has marketed ranges through Mavromac and Hertex, and has show-cased ranges at George Spencer Designs and Decorex in London.

The Indigo Bay collection was inspired by a dreamy family holiday to Bazaruto. To capture the essence of laid-back paradise, Felicity experimented with Shibori – the ancient Japanese art of fabric dyeing. She loves the way the designs literally ‘unfold’ to create themselves. And the result is simple and honest, yet indefinable and sophisticated.

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The Botanical series reflect the structure, colour and elements of plant life. The use of the Botanical series wallpapers hint at a modern and fresh design which rejuvenates any space.

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The Contemporary series is the art of today, bringing modern designs to your walls. These designs reflect current trends to make an impact on a space and suggest sophistication.

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The Contemporary series is the art of today, bringing modern designs to your walls. These designs reflect current trends to make an impact on a space and suggest sophistication.

Fully owned brand under Wallflower Images Pty Ltd

For large orders or custom designs, please contact our staff at accounts@wallflowerimages.com.au