Wallpaper Maza: designer wallpaper

Tuesday, 21 August 2012

designer wallpaper

Designer Wallpaper Biogoraphy
Kim’s husband, Stephen, a former marketing director for self-publishing platform Lulu.com, agreed. If there were companies that let you slap pictures on mugs or publish your own books, there had to be a way to digitally print your own fabric. But hard as they looked, they couldn’t find it.

So he called up a friend from Lulu, tracked down a printer, created a website, and Spoonflower was born. Five years later, the DIY fabric design company’s 600,000 users have produced 1.5 million patterns and ordered half a million yards of fabric. The company has even created a marketplace where makers can sell their own fabric patterns. (Designers get 10 percent of all sales and retain ownership of their work.)

Short of building your own start-up, there are plenty of ways to design fabric — and soon wallpaper — digitally.

designer wallpaper