Sophie Quiling is a London-based pattern and wallpaper designer operating under the name Studio Ottilin. She maintains a substantial Spoonflower portfolio with approximately 190 fabric designs and 190 wallpaper designs, and describes her practice as producing bold, playful, eye-catching design inspired by nature with a graphical edge. She is open for licensing and offers free colour and rescale adjustments on request.

Quiling's work has a decorative, interiors-focused character - nature-inspired but commercially structured. Her best-selling designs on Spoonflower include Delft tile cottage garden motifs, maximalist tropical toucans, English cottagecore florals, small-scale modern lily patterns, hand-drawn Victorian garden prints, grandmillennial florals, lily pad stripes, mid-century wavy line surfaces, fish and flowers compositions, and botanical checkerboards. The portfolio features confident repeat construction, decorative complexity, and an interiors-ready aesthetic ranging from classic cottage to bold tropical.

Quiling works as a digital pattern designer with her portfolio concentrated on Spoonflower's fabric and wallpaper platform. Her designs show command of both detailed illustrative repeats (Victorian garden, Delft tile) and bold graphic surface forms (mid-century wavy lines, chevrons, checkerboards). She offers colour and scale customisation as standard practice.

Quiling's primary market is interior decoration - fabric and wallpaper for home use. Her Spoonflower portfolio is her main commercial channel, supplemented by direct licensing enquiries. Design categories span cottagecore, grandmillennial, tropical, mid-century modern, and contemporary geometric - covering a wide range of interior design trends.

Quiling is based in London and has built her pattern practice primarily through Spoonflower's print-on-demand platform alongside direct licensing outreach. Limited additional biographical information is available.

Selected patterns indicate an interior design focus: Delft tile-style botanical motifs, tropical toucan compositions, English cottagecore florals, Victorian garden repeats, and mid-century surface designs. Work spans detailed illustrative repeats and bolder graphic prints across a broad decorative range.