My new range of wallpapers and fabrics have been designed to be used individually, co-ordinated or mixed and matched, so that you can easily inject my signature design style into your interiors, all by yourself.
Love Colour. Embrace Pattern. All By Yourself.
Introducing the new Bhavin Taylor Design Shop
You may not know this about me, but I have a degree in fashion and textile design – a career that I dreamt of being in from an early age but one that I soon realised I didnt want to be a part off. So, to ensure all those years of studying didn’t go to waste, I decided now would be the right time to bring the textile design element of my degree into my interior design business, by creating a range of fabrics. As a designer who loves to use wallpaper, it only felt right that these fabric designs should translate as wallpaper too.
As this new range of products was going to be sold under the Bhavin Taylor Design umbrella, I wanted to make sure that all of the designs would sit as a natural extension of my existing business, thereby reflecting my personal design style and my Indian heritage.
As a designer I am always looking to eliminate my client’s stress. Therefore, when designing the range, I wanted to ensure that each product could be used either alone or easily teamed together for a full design scheme, which I know so many people can find daunting.
The first three designs that are now available to purchase are:
ZigZag - A large-scale geometric design that will instantly add colour, pattern and personality to any interior space.
Diamond - My version of an Indian block print style pattern, which can be used to create elegant soft furnishings for both modern and traditional interior spaces.
Flower - a more dainty print, which is inspired by the patterns that you will often see in Indian henna designs.
ZigZag and Diamond are both available in a linen fabric and wallpaper, whilst Flower is only available in a linen fabric.
All three designs are available in three colourways – blue, pink and green.
My ultimate goal in creating this range of products is to offer accessibility so that everyone can inject my signature design style into their interiors - Love Colour. Embrace Pattern “All by Yourself”.
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