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Abstract art is a fun trend coming through for both fashion and interior prints. Mixing vibrant colour palettes with naive organic shapes and painterly effects. There is an essence of Henri Matisse's artwork, we can see this in the Alejandra Alonso Rojas Spring 23 collection.
The abstract look is coming through on the catwalk and the highstreet. The designs are bold, mixing expressive brushstrokes with vibrant colour blocking. There is a childlike feel to the prints. Autumn Adeigbo and Snow Xue Gao designs have a fun camouflage feel to them.
Stella McCartney's abstract design mixes different techniques to create a street art inspired look. These prints remind us of walking down the Tunnel des Tuileries in Paris, the walls are packed full of inspiring, quirky street art layered on top of one another.
The abstract prints in interiors are using a more sophisticated palette of warmer autumn tones, but you can see the link to Henri Matisse's artwork with the bold organic shapes. The wall art is all about simplicity and great colour.
A warm sophisticated palette is also being used for fashion prints, combining warm orange, khaki and tan tones with a pop of lime. Zara's black and white abstract design gives this trend a modern and commercial look, as does the Daisy James wall art.
