Rebecca Atwood Designs Dotted Floral Fabric in Pale Mauve

This pattern was created from an original painting from Rebecca’s sketchbook, which like many of her designs, began as a mark-making exercise. Creating a motif from small dashes and dots is a simple practice that can start on the corner of a notebook during a meeting or a warm-up practice for a painting session. While mark-making is often an exercise Rebecca uses to center herself in the present moment, the results often become the seed of a new design. The radiating lines of this deconstructed floral shape feel celebratory and are sure to bring joy to any space.

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These happy dots grew out of color studies in the pages of Rebecca’s sketchbooks. They play wonderfully well together, and can easily inspire the pattern for a whole room or smooth the transition from one space into another. We love using this small-scale pattern to introduce a new color into a space as well. This fabric is available as a pillow here .

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This pattern began as a painting Rebecca made thinking about the shapes of spring, and how everything slowly blooms in layers until it’s a full burst of a garden. This fabric is available as a pillow here .

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Leaves are one of Rebecca’s favorite motifs to sketch. Here, they’re joyful and abstract, thickly strewn on our white linen ground as if they just fell from the tree. Embroidery gives the closely set, bud-like shapes a soft, dreamy quality.

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This pattern was meant to capture the joy of finding little patches of beauty in unexpected places. Rebecca painted the original artwork while working on a series of ideas for florals and drew inspiration for this iteration from the pop of color wildflowers bring to a grassy field and the charm of city flowers that manage to bloom through a crack in the concrete.

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The fun textures and colors of this vintage-feeling fabric make it ideal for layering. The raised embroidery is a twisted, more organic take on a French knot motif; think of them like the centers of flowers that have lost their petals. The simple contrasting shades just feel easy together as a charming finishing touch.

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While visiting Zihuatanejo, Mexico, Rebecca painted playful patterns in her sketchbook inspired by the relaxed vibe of the coastal town. The fabric was woven in India, the dotted dash motif was hand screen printed, and finally the circles embroidered. This fabric is available as a pillow here .

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The Dashes design started as a mark-making experiment in Rebecca’s sketchbook – she loved the shape the paintbrush made and the slight variations that occurred.

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Pulled from Rebecca’s sketchbook, Speckled is a foundational pattern that adds quiet but evocative movement. Created by layering small brushmarks over an ink wash ground, it captures the movement of natural landscapes shaped by time. The subtle swirled direction of the marks references seeds dispersed by the wind, stones pushed onto the shore by waves, and dappled light filtering through leaves. Use this pattern in any space where you want to add quiet depth. The gestural texture offers warmth and beauty.

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This calm, cocooning pattern began as elongated brushstrokes in Rebecca’s sketchbook. Like petals or leaves gently curling at the edges, the soft shapes hang suspended in the air, twisting and turning so you can see their subtle colors. We love using it to upholster larger pieces.

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This dreamy, multi-colored pattern is an excellent bridge across color palettes. Inspired by natural shapes and her memories of a spring meadow, Rebecca painted this pattern at a large scale, focusing on details such as little seeds floating through the air and light-catching a leaf to capture the beauty in these organic forms.

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Hand-drawn leaves reminiscent of an Ellsworth Kelly line drawing appear here as dotted lines of embroidery. They pop against softly colored grounds in rich, lively hues of rose and sunny yellow as well as RAD favorites like blue, navy, and gray. Thanks to its larger scale, this botanical pattern makes a bold (but never loud) statement in a room.

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A small vintage fabric cutting Rebecca found in Tokyo, Japan inspired this fabric. It was a small-scale print that read geometric, but also like a floral. She loved this idea for a textural woven and redrew the motif, adding the softness of her hand and increasing the size so that it would translate well as a woven. She thought a lot about the landscape textures and how we need these textures in our home to create the environment that feels best to us. Use this fabric to cover a sofa in a field of flowers, but viewed at a distance for a soft and easy vibe.

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Designed to coordinate with our Bubbles mural to continue the pattern onto a ceiling, this subtle print looks equally lovely on its own. It calls to mind fading seafoam or falling grains of sand, but without the larger mural for context it can also read as floating specks of dust, snow flurries, or tiny drops of beaded rain, all softly illuminated and suspended in motion. Like our Petals pattern, it’s enveloping in a gentle way, and it’s ideal for a quiet, calm environment.

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A simple plaid, this design started as a meditative practice to begin a painting session. Rebecca used India Ink, overlaying the same wash of ink to create a basket-like weave. The subtle darkening that occurs when one long stripe crosses over the next was pleasing to watch. Reminiscent of fencing, it calls to mind the different structures we use to tame nature within a garden. The repetition and structure they provide feel settling. We love it against wrought iron detailing or ivy-covered brick. For pillow fabric details please click here .

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This pattern began as a painting Rebecca made thinking about the shapes of spring, and how everything slowly blooms in layers until it’s a full burst of a garden. This fabric is available as a pillow here . This fabric is a part of our Archive Collection.

by Rebecca Atwood · South Carolina

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A simple plaid, this design started as a meditative practice to begin a painting session. Rebecca used India Ink, overlaying the same wash of ink to create a basket-like weave. The subtle darkening that occurs when one long stripe crosses over the next was pleasing to watch. Reminiscent of fencing, it calls to mind the different structures we use to tame nature within a garden. The repetition and structure they provide feel settling. We love it against wrought iron detailing or ivy-covered brick. For pillow fabric details please click here .

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A cut paper collage of hand-painted stripes from Rebecca’s sketchbook inspired the mixed stripe pattern.

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Rebecca’s take on a geometric pattern, this diamond motif has the soft, delicate texture of a loose braid. It’s graphic but gentle, and offers a full palette of complementary colors you can pull from to build a room. For pillow fabric details please click here .

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Fully bleach cleanable, Park can be used indoors or outdoors. This crisp midweight upholstery fabric can create a range of moods depending on the color you choose—from cool ones that give a space a light, breezy feeling to grounded ones that bring warmth. Rebecca wanted each one to look sunwashed. WILD GRASS is like a green meadow in the off-season, flecked with pink, yellow, and whites like Queen Anne’s Lace and wildflowers. This fabric is available as a pillow here .

by Rebecca Atwood · South Carolina

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The Dashes design started as a mark-making experiment in Rebecca’s sketchbook – she loved the shape the paintbrush made and the slight variations that occurred.

by Rebecca Atwood · South Carolina

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Fully bleach cleanable, Park can be used indoors or outdoors. This crisp midweight upholstery fabric can create a range of moods depending on the color you choose—from cool ones that give a space a light, breezy feeling to grounded ones that bring warmth. Rebecca wanted each one to look sunwashed. Neutral and colorful all at the same time, DAYBREAK is prismatic, like the first morning of spring. It’s shot through with pink, yellow, and even brown. Fully bleach cleanable, Park can be used indoors or outdoors. This fabric is available as a pillow here .

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Carefree blossoms hover as if on a breeze in this offset geometric design. We love how the trellis of dotted lines on which they grow also resembles the path of a meandering walk. The overall effect is an easygoing spring feeling that’s perpetually in bloom. This fabric is available as a pillow here .

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This familiar yet fresh stripe is soft, tonal, and floral-inspired. Embroidered bud shapes dance across fields of shifting colors, creating pretty contrasts of tone and texture. Meanwhile, embroidered stripes add another contrasting element. In purples, it’s feminine and pretty; in blues, it’s classic and bold. And in green, it combines a palette of fresh and calming-of-the-moment shades. For pillow fabric details please click here .

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