The latest line of tiles from Ann Sacks is the super creative output of textile designer Neisha Crosland. Crosland is known for sophisticated and unusual color combinations, impeccable attention to balance and proportion, oversized graphics and symmetrical geometric motifs inspired by nature. I’m already a big fan of her fabrics & wallpapers, are you too?
This line of handmade & hand-painted tiles, titled Haveli (the Hindi word for private mansion), was inspired by Native American weavings. No wonder I’m so charmed! Which one is your favorite?
Above: The Ann Sacks ad for this line. Great creative, and I love their tag line… Shouldn’t all rooms be living? This is for sure getting pinned into my Pretty Print Ads board.
I love that first option on your board. And I think the ad is really fun. Have you seen this ad in print yet? I can’t remember seeing it yet but I’m also behind on my magazine reading – which is why I’m off to catch up on my reading now.
I haven’t yet seen it in print (this image came from an email I received from Ann Sacks) but I bet we’ll start seeing it soon! Happy reading!
I love the colors and whimsical design of 3/pollen field but also love the graphics of 4/zig zag field in black on cream. Toss up but no matter which one, but Neisha Crosland has designed some beauties!