Lucille Lee is a New Jersey-based textile and surface pattern designer operating under the LL Art Studio brand. She holds a BFA in Fine Art from The University of the Arts (Philadelphia) and a degree in Textile/Surface Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology (New York).




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Lucille Lee is a New Jersey-based textile and surface pattern designer operating under the LL Art Studio brand. She holds a BFA in Fine Art from The University of the Arts (Philadelphia) and a degree in Textile/Surface Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology (New York). Her studio creates custom patterns and surface designs for textiles, wallpaper, rugs, bedding, apparel, and dinnerware, serving both fashion and interior clients.
Fine art-rooted and structurally considered, drawing on formal training in both fine art and textile design. Selected Instagram pattern images suggest a range of repeat work - structured compositions with strong colour intent, positioned as bespoke and exclusive rather than trend-led. Studio describes its output as "bespoke fine art and surface pattern creations."
Background spans woven textiles, fibers, and yarns alongside flat surface pattern design. FIT Textile/Surface Design training provides strong foundations in repeat construction and textile applications. Works holistically across each project with the goal of producing patterns that are "both original and useful for clients."
Home decor, womenswear, and interior design. Serves fashion and interior clients seeking exclusive custom-designed patterns. Work documented across textiles, wallpaper, rugs, bedding, and dinnerware. Based in the New Jersey area.
Fine Art training at University of the Arts (Philadelphia) followed by Textile/Surface Design at Fashion Institute of Technology (New York). Established LL Art Studio in New Jersey. Positions as an established boutique pattern design studio serving clients across home and fashion categories.
Custom bespoke surface patterns for home textiles, wallpaper, rugs, and apparel. The portfolio features structured repeat work across a range of motif types. Studio emphasis on exclusive, one-of-a-kind designs for client creative integration.













Lucille Lee is a New Jersey-based textile and surface pattern designer operating under the LL Art Studio brand. She holds a BFA in Fine Art from The University of the Arts (Philadelphia) and a degree in Textile/Surface Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology (New York).
Style and Aesthetic Fine art-rooted and structurally considered, drawing on formal training in both fine art and textile design. Selected Instagram pattern images suggest a range of repeat work - structured compositions with strong colour intent, positioned as bespoke and exclusive rather than trend-led. "
Pattern Focus Custom bespoke surface patterns for home textiles, wallpaper, rugs, and apparel. The portfolio features structured repeat work across a range of motif types. Studio emphasis on exclusive, one-of-a-kind designs for client creative integration.
Markets and Clients Home decor, womenswear, and interior design. Serves fashion and interior clients seeking exclusive custom-designed patterns. Work documented across textiles, wallpaper, rugs, bedding, and dinnerware. Based in the New Jersey area.
Techniques and Tools Background spans woven textiles, fibers, and yarns alongside flat surface pattern design. FIT Textile/Surface Design training provides strong foundations in repeat construction and textile applications. "
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Career Path Fine Art training at University of the Arts (Philadelphia) followed by Textile/Surface Design at Fashion Institute of Technology (New York). Established LL Art Studio in New Jersey. Positions as an established boutique pattern design studio serving clients across home and fashion categories.
Lucille Lee is a Surface Pattern Designer. Browse their portfolio and contact them for projects.