Eugenia Tsimiklis is an Australia-based textile and surface pattern designer working under the name Emikli. She creates textiles and surface designs for global fashion brands, airlines, and lifestyle product clients, with a focus on womenswear, resort, accessories, and homewares.
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Eugenia Tsimiklis is an Australia-based textile and surface pattern designer working under the name Emikli. She creates textiles and surface designs for global fashion brands, airlines, and lifestyle product clients, with a focus on womenswear, resort, accessories, and homewares. Her practice combines artistic craft with commercial production.
The portfolio features a strong florals direction - including romantic sketchy florals, black floral and purple floral colourways - alongside broader textile work. The website portfolio references titles such as "Romantic Sketchy Floral" and multiple square-format floral repeats in black and purple. Work balances bold artistic direction with commercial readability for fashion and interior markets.
Portfolio blends hand-painted prints with Adobe Illustrator renders and AI visualisations, allowing clients to see designs placed in editorial, luxury settings. This hybrid approach positions the studio at the intersection of artisanal craft and digital commercial delivery.
Works across three main segments: Fashion (womenswear, resort, accessories - distinctive textile and print designs balancing artistic direction with commercial relevance for global fashion brands); Interiors (homewares and airlines - surface designs that elevate interiors through colour, texture, and storytelling); Product Development (textiles, bedding, and lifestyle goods - design from vision to visualisation with a focus on function and innovation). Collaborates with global brands and airlines.
Dedicated to pushing the boundaries of textile design by combining artistry, craft, and innovation. Offers studio visits for design project discussions. Mission oriented around collaborating with global brands to create forward-thinking, commercially impactful designs.
The portfolio features romantic, painterly florals as a signature direction - particularly in black, purple, and neutral colourways. Work extends to fashion placement designs and textile applications across womenswear and interior product categories.
Eugenia Tsimiklis is an Australia-based textile and surface pattern designer working under the name Emikli. She creates textiles and surface designs for global fashion brands, airlines, and lifestyle product clients, with a focus on womenswear, resort, accessories, and homewares.
Style and Aesthetic The portfolio features a strong florals direction - including romantic sketchy florals, black floral and purple floral colourways - alongside broader textile work. The website portfolio references titles such as "Romantic Sketchy Floral" and multiple square-format floral repeats in black and purple.
Pattern Focus The portfolio features romantic, painterly florals as a signature direction - particularly in black, purple, and neutral colourways. Work extends to fashion placement designs and textile applications across womenswear and interior product categories.
Eugenia Tsimiklis works across womenswear, menswear, and home decor.
Techniques and Tools Portfolio blends hand-painted prints with Adobe Illustrator renders and AI visualisations, allowing clients to see designs placed in editorial, luxury settings. This hybrid approach positions the studio at the intersection of artisanal craft and digital commercial delivery.
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Career Path Dedicated to pushing the boundaries of textile design by combining artistry, craft, and innovation. Offers studio visits for design project discussions. Mission oriented around collaborating with global brands to create forward-thinking, commercially impactful designs.
Eugenia Tsimiklis is a Surface Pattern Designer. Browse their portfolio and contact them for projects.