London-based textile print designer with a cross-disciplinary practice spanning fashion, interiors, and art. Amelia Graham launched her eponymous line in 2014 and has built a client list including LVMH, Nike, The W Hotel, Crocs, and the Saatchi Gallery. Her own product line - prints on fabric, art prints, and scarves - is stocked by the Tate Modern and the National Portrait Gallery.

Geometric and abstract print vocabulary with structural precision. The designer describes her work as "free and measured rhythms" - a signature that sits between fashion and interior applications. The portfolio features composed, architectural print work with a strong graphic identity and a belief in textile design as a discipline without platform boundaries.

Cross-discipline print design working from brief to production. Output spans fashion fabrics, wallpaper, art prints, beauty packaging, interior prints, store window graphics, rugs, and contract furnishings. Also consults for start-up and eco brands. Archive available for exclusive purchase.

Fashion (womenswear and menswear), hotel and contract interiors, luxury retail, and art institutions. Documented clients: LVMH, Nike, The W Hotel, Crocs, Saatchi Gallery. Line stocked by Tate Modern and National Portrait Gallery. Available for commission.

Chelsea College of Art and Design graduate. Spent a decade designing womenswear print in London, then freelanced in Paris for international fashion brands. Returned to London in 2012, expanding into interiors, hospitality, and retail environments - including a rug commission for the W Hotel and department store window graphics in Amsterdam. Launched the Amelia Graham London line in 2014.

Geometric and arithmetic print with an architectural, structured quality. The portfolio features precise, rhythm-driven compositions that translate across fashion, interior, and art contexts. Archive of prints available for exclusive licensing; pattern work is both commercial and collectible.