Sera Dillon is a surface pattern designer and the founder of Medillon Studio, based in Auckland, New Zealand. Holding both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Architecture, she brings a structurally informed approach to pattern development - applying her understanding of balance, proportion, and composition to repeat construction and motif scaling.






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Sera Dillon is a surface pattern designer and the founder of Medillon Studio, based in Auckland, New Zealand. Holding both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Architecture, she brings a structurally informed approach to pattern development - applying her understanding of balance, proportion, and composition to repeat construction and motif scaling. Medillon Studio positions as nature-led surface design for home and lifestyle brands, with collections available for licensing and collaborative development.
Dillon's work explores florals as quiet storytelling - hand-touched, sun-faded, and imperfect by design. Inspired by old garden journals, worn ceramics, and botanical studies, The portfolio features collections that feel lived-in rather than decorative. A warm, restrained palette with an emphasis on textural and artisanal quality runs across the studio's output. Collections include Sunwashed Blooms, Garden Stills, Meadow Reverie, and Mira.
Architectural training informs the precision of her repeat construction and motif scaling. Each collection is designed for cross-surface versatility - adaptable across fabric, ceramics, wallpaper, and seasonal product runs. Digital workflow combined with an expressive, artisanal aesthetic.
Home, tabletop, and lifestyle surfaces are the primary target markets. Open to licensing partnerships and collaborative collections with home, lifestyle, and apparel brands. No documented brand clients at this time. Selected placements suggest home product applications.
Holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Architecture. Founded Medillon Studio as an independent surface pattern design practice. Based in Auckland, New Zealand.
Selected patterns are centred on botanical and expressive floral motifs with a hand-crafted, sun-faded character. Collection titles - Sunwashed Blooms, Garden Stills, Meadow Reverie, Mira - indicate a thematic, seasonal approach to portfolio development. The work is suited to all-over surface coverage across fabric, wallpaper, and tabletop categories.













Sera Dillon is a surface pattern designer and the founder of Medillon Studio, based in Auckland, New Zealand.
Style and Aesthetic Dillon's work explores florals as quiet storytelling - hand-touched, sun-faded, and imperfect by design. Inspired by old garden journals, worn ceramics, and botanical studies, The portfolio features collections that feel lived-in rather than decorative.
Pattern Focus Selected patterns are centred on botanical and expressive floral motifs with a hand-crafted, sun-faded character. Collection titles - Sunwashed Blooms, Garden Stills, Meadow Reverie, Mira - indicate a thematic, seasonal approach to portfolio development.
Markets and Clients Home, tabletop, and lifestyle surfaces are the primary target markets. Open to licensing partnerships and collaborative collections with home, lifestyle, and apparel brands. No documented brand clients at this time. Selected placements suggest home product applications.
Techniques and Tools Architectural training informs the precision of her repeat construction and motif scaling. Each collection is designed for cross-surface versatility - adaptable across fabric, ceramics, wallpaper, and seasonal product runs. Digital workflow combined with an expressive, artisanal aesthetic.
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Career Path Holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Architecture. Founded Medillon Studio as an independent surface pattern design practice. Based in Auckland, New Zealand.
Sera Dillon is a Illustrator. Browse their portfolio and contact them for projects.