design & consultancy
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART MA TEXTILES With a focus on drawing, this final body of work explores the respective qualities of analogue and digital methods of printed textile design. Drawings inspired by a research trip to Iceland form the basis of the collection. Surreal natural landscapes are translated through print with an emphasis on composition, graduated colour and collage techniques. Digitally Crafted Fabrics 2016 |
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MONSOON ACCESSORIZE Monsoon commissioned Freya to design a collection of textile samples for their SS16 Womenswear capsule collection. The fabrics were inspired by the Indian technique of block printing and produced using a combination of hand and digital processes. Printed Fabrics 2015 |
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THE NATIONAL TRUST Waddesdon Manor, owned by The Rothschild Foundation & The National Trust, commissioned Freya to design a range of homeware products inspired by the Dining Room for their online and onsite Manor shop. Limited Edition Screen Printed Tea Towel 2015 |
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WSGN - The World's Trend Forecaster WGSN commissioned Freya to design a collection of textile samples in response to the Megatrend Artisan. These samples were featured on the AW 16/17 Knit & Jersey & Textile / WGSN x RCA Future Trends, and subsequently WGSN Men's Textiles Forecast SS18. Screen Printed Fabrics 2014 |
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MICROSCOPIC An experimental project focussing on colour research and inspired by microscopic cell photography. Technical samples were produced using hand dyeing and screen printing processes. Exploring Colour 2014 |
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ARTS UNIVERSITY BOURNEMOUTH BA TEXTILES This collection aimed at the womenswear market, explores the theme of forest flora and fauna; the structures, textures and colours found in The New Forest, and the art of paper cutting. Textile designs were produced on both fabric and paper, combining hand dyeing, screen & digital printing and laser cutting. Printed Fabrics & Laser Cut Artwork 2013 |
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