Give your idea a visual language
Before drawing or cutting, there is a feeling. Explore three palettes and discover how colour can guide a concept.
Earth & ease
Which palette feels closest to your idea?
Start with olive, sand and clay. Pair a natural texture with a relaxed silhouette, then keep one accent for the details.
Colours are a starting point. Texture and light can change how they feel, so always test them with real fabric swatches.
Build a moodboard with meaning.
A moodboard does not need dozens of pictures. It needs choices that tell the same story.
01 / Choose a feeling
Write just three words that describe the design: calm, sharp or light, for example. Use them as a reference for every choice that follows.
02 / Look for a connection
Place an inspiring image beside a fabric swatch and a colour. Ask yourself whether these elements speak the same language.
03 / Make room for experiments
Sketch several versions of the same silhouette. Change one element at a time to understand what it adds.