Morning Sunshine, Shore Breeze

Overview
The Morning Sunshine design is named after the Morning Sunshine variant of the Cordyline. These plants are so versatile and can even be eaten. The carpet of leaves that flow from this design has a subtle movement of curls and a dense and lush texture. Adding a touch of the tropics to this collection with this design inspired by the Cordyline plant, also known as the ‘Good Luck Tree’.

Measurements
• Each roll is 24.2″ wide x 11 yards long
• Repeat: 24.2″, straight match

Additional Notes
• Printed to order, 4-6 week lead time. 
• Fire Rating: “Class A” for ASTM Designation E84-15a
• Digitally printed on non-woven paper
• Designed and printed in Australia

Color Description
Multi-colored illustration 

Additional Info
Patricia Braune is a wanderer by nature, with an inner need to travel and explore fresh ideas and experiences of places unknown. She is always seeking out new global influences for my work, mostly drawn from the natural environment. Born in Brazil, she had a transient childhood and lived in Germany and South Africa, but the last decade and a half she has happily spent in Sydney Australia, and most recently working from my studio in the beautiful coastal village of Nelson Bay. From her roots in design and advertising, she realized she had a love for intricate hand illustration, a passion for interior textile & wallpaper design, and a strong eye for composition. Add a suppressed desire to be a globetrotter – always seeking inspiration! When creating her wallpaper & textile designs, she begins with pen on paper, capturing intricate details with fine line details to create my signature style. The drawing component is meditative and her favorite part of the creative process, though she also loves seeing the pattern emerge as they come together in the repeat. She has been fortunate to be able to apply her designs to various substrates and applications -including textiles and wallpapers, tiles, mosaics, screens, blinds, and rugs – serving the full spectrum of the interior industry from designers for luxury brands to architects, project managers and builders to DIY home renovators.