LOOOK Studio is a small Berlin-based textile and surface design studio founded in 2018 by Lea Leiner, offering original designs for home and fashion. The studio combines bold creativity with a technical, business-oriented approach to textile design.

Paisley and damask wallcovering motifs, botanical illustration, and bold graphic tropical florals, spanning muted interior palettes to saturated fashion colorways, per selected pattern images.

The portfolio shows a deliberately wide stylistic range: ornate paisley/damask wallcovering motifs in muted earth tones, botanical illustrated leaves and white florals in soft sage and grey, bold graphic tropical florals in saturated mustard-and-blue or navy-and-tan, and abstract geometric shape compositions in muted watercolor tones. This range supports the studio's own description of offering "artistic developments combined with a profound knowledge of the print design business."

• home
• fashion

Selected pattern images lean toward interior applications (wallcovering-style paisleys, abstract geometrics) alongside bold botanical prints suited to fashion, matching the studio's stated focus on weaving, bedding, and wallcovering alongside fashion work.

Every design is described as exclusively created and fully digitalized, available in seamless repeat. The portfolio shows both painterly botanical illustration and flatter, graphic digital construction (geometric shapes, bold outlined tropical florals).

Documented clients include Grandeco Wallfashion, JAB Anstoetz, Marburger Tapetenfabrik, Irisette, Estella, Sentec International, AS Creation, Target, Next Home, Gebr. Munzert, Høie of Scandinavia, Fleuresse, Rasch, Beddinghouse, Ivy&Oak, GIVN, Ulla Popken, Nata y Limon, Laufer Fashion Consulting, Josef Otten, KBC Fashion, Verhees Textiles, and Innotex Textildruck. The studio has exhibited at Heimtextil (Frankfurt) and Maison et Objet (Paris).

Founder Lea Leiner worked as Senior Designer and Head of Design at a German printing mill for almost a decade before founding LOOOK in 2018, initially building the studio's interior-design division before expanding into fashion.