Inside the watercolor group of Picnic Club — a blurred floral hero print and the two prints built to support it.

A first look at Picnic Club — nine hand-painted prints in three groups, unified by a single shared color.

Every print in this collection has been high vibe on purpose. This one wasn't. Here's the real history behind the quieter, more controlled print that changed the register.

The rose is having a moment — bold, oversized, and unapologetic, backed by brooches, heraldic framing, and a full return to maximalist color. Here's why that's not a coincidence, and why Tudor & Ash's Rose Group was already built for it.

Every group starts with a person I can't stop thinking about. This time, it was Elizabeth — and the story behind her became the first group I'm building inside Tudor & Ash.

There is nothing new about hiding a story inside an image. Before there were words on walls, there were symbols. That instinct is exactly what surface pattern design is built on.

Electric Wildflower has a palette I keep coming back to — warm desert neutrals, pink, coral, sunwashed orange. Here's the full collection breakdown: prints, coords, and how it all works together.

Blurred florals are trending everywhere — but the ones in Electric Wildflower started as actual paintings. A look inside a process that blends traditional artistry with digital design.

There's a feeling that only happens at a summer festival. The sun goes down, the music gets louder, and everything goes electric. That feeling is exactly where this collection was born.

Lace is moving — through runways, interiors, and the space in between. Papyrus Lace from the Nile Reverie collection lives in all three markets at once. One print. Three colorways. Endless possibility.

Animal print is having a quiet moment — less literal, more elemental. More grown than designed. It's a direction I find endlessly interesting, and honestly, one my work has been living in for a while.

This month I'm watching it closely.

"This palette didn't come from a trend report. It came from temple interiors, oxidized copper, and lotus ponds at dawn….and then edited to a bolder vibe. The color story behind Nile Reverie — in three chapters." 🌸

"Every collection starts the same way — research spread across my desk and a blank piece of paper. This one reached back about 3,000 years. A look inside the craft process behind Nile Reverie — from motif sketching to watercolor, Procreate, and vector texture building."

A personal reflection on fashion, print, and the long road back to the work that always felt essential.

A reflection on returning to the studio—reconnecting with hand painting, refining technical skills, and grounding surface pattern design in craft, history, and process.