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Design for textiles 2 Poster

Design for textiles 2 Poster

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Design for textiles 2 (Flowers) by Alexander Senegat

Inspired by the elegance of 18th-century French textile artistry, this premium print captures Senegat’s masterful floral intricacy, bringing timeless sophistication and a touch of historical charm to any space, perfect for those seeking unique, conversation-starting home decor.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Alexander Senegat was a designer active in the early twentieth century, a time when the decorative arts flourished through the interplay of tradition and innovation. Drawing inspiration from historic European textiles, Senegat specialized in creating patterns that could be adapted for modern manufacturing, bridging the gap between fine art and everyday objects. His work reflects the era’s appreciation for ornamentation as a means of bringing elegance and comfort into daily life.

Senegat’s approach helped define the visual language of his time, making his designs appealing to collectors interested in the evolution of vintage print design and the decorative arts. His legacy endures in the continued appreciation of pattern as both art and utility.

The Artwork

Created in 1926, this design for textiles exemplifies the period’s reliance on hand-drawn motifs to enhance interiors, fashion, and printed goods. Such works were intended as templates for weavers and printers, offering a repertoire of floral and botanical forms that could be repeated and adapted across different materials. The practical purpose behind the artwork was to translate natural imagery into a systematic pattern, ready for use in a variety of decorative contexts.

This piece connects naturally with the tradition of botanical wall art, and resonates with those who appreciate the enduring influence of historical patterns in modern design.

Style & Characteristics

The artwork features a dense, interlocking arrangement of stylized flowers and curling leaves, all rendered in confident black linework. The background is a warm beige, reminiscent of aged parchment, which provides a gentle contrast and keeps the composition light. The repetitive curves and flowing forms create a harmonious, decorative rhythm that evokes classic textile design.

The ornamental focus and refined palette make this vintage print a natural companion to black and white prints and the pattern-rich tradition of William Morris inspired designs.

In Interior Design

This vintage print lends a sense of elegance and calm to living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways. Its restrained color scheme supports a serene atmosphere, while the intricate pattern offers visual interest without overwhelming the space. The artwork pairs beautifully with linen, light woods, antique brass, or matte black frames, and complements interiors in cream, sand, and ink tones.

It is well suited to classic, transitional, and modern settings, serving as a timeless anchor for gallery walls or as a standalone decorative statement.