Category: Architecture

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

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.

Under lisence to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

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

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

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

In Number 1, is a mix of images inspired by the packaging of basic South African household products. The wallpaper is reminiscent of sacking used to package products in the 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

In Number 1, is a mix of images inspired by the packaging of basic South African household products. The wallpaper is reminiscent of sacking used to package products in the 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

In Number 1, is a mix of images inspired by the packaging of basic South African household products. The wallpaper is reminiscent of sacking used to package products in the 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

In Number 1, is a mix of images inspired by the packaging of basic South African household products. The wallpaper is reminiscent of sacking used to package products in the 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

Blandat was founded in 2013 by the Dutch designer Debby van der Veer, a graduate of the KABK Art Academy in The Netherlands.

BLANDAT is the swedish word that is used to describe a mix of material, colour and technique. It represents the essence that typifies the brand, particularly being hand drawn illustrations with an always visible pencil, combined with many textures brought together which result in prints inpired by Africa.

Blandat currently produces a range of illustrated scarfs and a small range of fabrics. “Le chique d’ afrique” collection has the nice and nasty brought together, in structures and visuals. The collection makes combinations of organic stuctures with man made items that display luxury and wealth. Prints can be big and overwhelming, creating a world wherein one is inspired, confronted and encouraged to be creative. Colours are sometimes found to be wild and clashing. Blandat’s geometric prints are combinations of triangles & blocks with multiple different structures that play with one’s eye in the most strange, yet familiar ways.

Under license to Robin Sprong @RSWallpaper

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