Manali Dixit is a London-based textile designer graduating from London Metropolitan University with a BA Hons in Textile Design in 2025. Her graduate project explores the intersection of nature and urban architecture, drawing on a visit to Vienna and the philosophy of Friedensreich Hundertwasser.





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Manali Dixit is a London-based textile designer graduating from London Metropolitan University with a BA Hons in Textile Design in 2025. Her graduate project explores the intersection of nature and urban architecture, drawing on a visit to Vienna and the philosophy of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. She works under the Instagram handle @empatterns with specialisms across Textiles for Interiors, Print, and broader Textiles.
Manali's practice is conceptually grounded in the tension between organic natural growth and structured urban architecture. Her visual language references Hundertwasser's playful, colourful approach to built form - climbing vines, mismatched tiles, curved organic forms - translated into textile surface design. Selected Instagram images (5 approved patterns) suggest bold, colourful surface compositions. Selected placement images (2) suggest interior textile application contexts.
Trained specialisms: Textiles for Interiors, Textiles - Print. The graduate project methodology blends digital embroidery, print, texture, and colour to explore conceptual themes about design coexisting with the natural world. The project brief references a multi-technique approach rather than a single medium.
Textiles for Interiors specialism positions her toward home furnishing, upholstery, and interior textile markets. No documented clients - Manali is an early-career designer with a clearly articulated conceptual framework and graduate-level project work as her primary evidence base.
2025 graduate, London Metropolitan University, Textile Design BA Hons. Graduate project centred on Vienna and the Hundertwasserhaus. Early career stage - the graduate project is her most substantial documented body of work.
Five selected Instagram images confirmed as surface patterns. The work is grounded in a specific conceptual framework (urban nature / Hundertwasser influence) rather than conventional decorative pattern. Selected placements suggest interior textile mock-up or product application contexts consistent with the Textiles for Interiors specialism.













Manali Dixit is a London-based textile designer graduating from London Metropolitan University with a BA Hons in Textile Design in 2025. Her graduate project explores the intersection of nature and urban architecture, drawing on a visit to Vienna and the philosophy of Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
Style and Aesthetic Manali's practice is conceptually grounded in the tension between organic natural growth and structured urban architecture.
Pattern Focus Five selected Instagram images confirmed as surface patterns. The work is grounded in a specific conceptual framework (urban nature / Hundertwasser influence) rather than conventional decorative pattern.
Markets and Clients Textiles for Interiors specialism positions her toward home furnishing, upholstery, and interior textile markets. No documented clients - Manali is an early-career designer with a clearly articulated conceptual framework and graduate-level project work as her primary evidence base.
Techniques and Tools Trained specialisms: Textiles for Interiors, Textiles - Print. The graduate project methodology blends digital embroidery, print, texture, and colour to explore conceptual themes about design coexisting with the natural world.
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Career Path 2025 graduate, London Metropolitan University, Textile Design BA Hons. Graduate project centred on Vienna and the Hundertwasserhaus. Early career stage - the graduate project is her most substantial documented body of work.
Manali Dixit is a Surface Pattern Designer. Browse their portfolio and contact them for projects.