Pre 2004
Swedish born Camilla originally trained as a graphic designer.

2004
Camilla entered the world of pattern design and sold her work through several textile agencies, covering the New York, Paris and Tokyo market.

2006
Camilla set up her own Brand, showing her collection of hand-drawn patterns on her beautiful range of interior accessories
at the Pulse show.

2007
Had features about her and her work printed in Talent Spot sections of Grand Design Magazine and Crafts Magazine. Her products also appeared in Design Week, Fashion Extras, Home Decor & Furnishings, and The Essential Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom.

Camilla won " New Designer One Year On Award " at New Designers Show, Islington, London.

I love nature and I am astounded by the way plants and flowers find a way to flourish in such an enormous urban setting like London. London is a wonderfully green city thanks to the parks and other green spaces, but peoples gardens and other unexpected places produce yet more beautiful examples of flora. Everywhere I look I seem to find inspiration. I capture these images I see around me and use them to create my work.

All my patterns tell their own stories, small pieces of my past re-worked and put into the present. Everything I do in my work reflects the beauty of nature even when it is abstracted and I see it as my duty to spread this message to others. I want to welcome people into a world of colour and visual texture that caresses the eye and speaks to the heart. Every element of my work: colour, layout and design is dictated by nature and the seasons. My aim is to add to and celebrate the range of patterns that have developed through the ages and there is a retro feel to much of my work.

I have no traditional training in pattern design, I feel this has given me the freedom to use new ideas and develop ways of designing patterns which are more free and original. My aim is to bring fresh new ideas to
the print design market with new interpretations of floral repeat forms, structure and colour combinations.