The Artists

Each fabric and wall covering sold at James Crossing is a unique expression of a talented artists’ craft.

Charlotte Raffo

Monkey Puzzle Tree Fabric

Charlotte Raffo carefully selects Yorkshire artists and works with them to create one of a kind designs which embrace creativity and innovation. Each design starts as an original piece of art. Charlotte is committed to “design with a conscience” and supports these artists by paying 20% royalties on all sales of their work. Click here to read more about Charlottote’s artists.

Naomi Sisson

Seed Home Design

Seed Home Designs patterns are created from Naomi Sisson’s original hand drawings. She draws inspiration from her surroundings on the Cornish Coast of Falmoth in England. All her patterns are digitally printed with eco friendly pigments onto natural cotton.

Emily Dupen

Dupenny

Emily Dupen is a deaf singer turned designer who founded Dupenny in 2009. She has a passion for vintage style which is displayed in her cheeky illustrations. Her goal in life is to make people smile and her fun and cheerful designs can certainly light up a room.

Claire de Quénetain

Claire de Quénetain

Claire de Quenetain resides in France and draws the inspiration for her paintings from nature. Beyond creating her beautiful textiles and wallcoverings, she is known for her custom wall murals and painted furniture. Her lively prints can also be found on specialty cothing collections by Daydress and Bonsoir. 

Louise Wargnier

Tatie Lou

Louise Wargnier, founder of ‘Tatie Lou’, draws the inspiration for her wallpaper and fabric from a variety of sources including ancient Japanese crafts, the beauty of mother nature, and the mystique of India. She is a master at the Japanese art of shibori as well as other hand dyeing techniques. Each print she creates is made from a mixture of shibori dyeing, hand and digital drawing, and painting.

Annika Reed

Annika Reed Studio

Annika Reed’s love of pattern began in her childhood while watching her father, an upholsterer, transform furniture with new fabric. Annika later went on to complete an MA at the University of Arts London in Fine Art Print Making. She specializes in woodblock printing and has spent time learning with masters in China, Portugal and America. Her patterns start with a hand drawn sketch which she then carves into wood. The process of woodblocking gives a unique handmade quality to all of Annika’s prints.