Surface pattern design
Patterns that live
on every surface.
My journey into surface pattern design began in 2020, a little by chance (but nothing happens by chance). After a first course with Manuela Langella’s Academy, I refined my technique in Photoshop and Illustrator with courses by Elizabeth Olwen, Isabela de Oliveira and Monica Muñoz Hernández.
I love experimenting and creating different patterns depending on inspiration and mood. It’s a creative outlet, and I’m fascinated by how each pattern can live on different surfaces — fabrics, plates, wallpaper, stationery.
Collection 01 · 5 images
Perù Collection
A pattern collection inspired by the colours and signs of Peru: geometric motifs from the textile tradition, animals and landscapes alternate in a warm, vibrant palette. Coordinated patterns designed to live on fabrics, accessories and different surfaces.
View the project page
Collection 02 · 11 images
Barcelona
Patterns inspired by Barcelona: Gaudí’s façades, the mosaics and the colours of the city become textures for fabrics and surfaces. Six motifs — Barcelona, Batlló, Ibisco, Mosaico, Pedrera and Rosone — and their applications on fabric and children’s clothing. A research between architecture, mark and repetition.
View the project page
