Blessed Unrest’s range of hand printed textiles for interior and fashion products make an immediate impact. The complex and skilled layering of imagery and considered colour palette work together to express a bold, maverick style.
Lorna's textile designs translate beautifully across popular interior products like cushions, light shades, wall hangings and wall paper as well as scarves, bags and smaller fashion accessories. Working with photographic and hand drawn motifs Lorna considers the spaces between the imagery as much as the images themselves.
The designs have versatility in scale and complexity, translating to many light and heavier weight natural fabrics as well as wood, paper and ceramics. This offers wider appeal for this brand and opportunities for collaborative projects and commissions.
Recent highlights have been the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh research project to design a new textile product range for their 350th Anniversary.
Last year I was invited Exhibition Designer at The Dovecot Studios for 'Our Linen Stories' with Curator John Ennis of Journeys in Design
Blessed Unrest's textiles are hand crafted, distinctive artworks but with a focus of function and purpose.
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