Styles
Each style is its own algorithm with its own palettes and traits. Pick the feeling you want in the room, then generate designs until one is yours.
Drip
Paint pulled down a colored ground (classic white on slate blue, or terracotta, sage, forest, blush, charcoal & gold, ink on bone): dry-brush streaks, ragged edges and drips that stop wherever gravity let them. Quiet, moody and a little raw.
Gyre
Thousands of bristled strokes swept around invisible pressure systems. Dense, joyful movement that fills a wall with energy without shouting.
Drizzle
Bold, Bauhaus-leaning circles packed into clusters over a band of tiles, with fine lines falling beneath them.
Rings
Tree rings grown inward from circles, squares and hexagons. Each ring mutates a little, like a good or bad year, toward an off-center heart.
Bloom
Layered washes of colour that settle into blossoms, hills, skylines and flocks on grid, speckle, swirl and linen papers.
Current
Thick, flat-colored ribbons ride an invisible current and stop the moment they meet, like a mid-century textile in motion. Smooth, segmented or outlined.
Ribbon
Flat ribbons fall from top to bottom, twisting as they go so each one narrows, flips to its second color and opens up again. One ribbon or a cascade, in calm, curated palettes.
Ridgeline
Hundreds of thin layers stacked into hills, peaks, dunes and canyons under a soft sky. Reads as a landscape across the room and as pure line up close.
Fronds
Daisies, tulips, ferns and grasses crowd a flat graphic field that recedes toward the horizon. Every field grows differently.
