Simona Ferrero is an Italian surface pattern designer based in Turin, creating coordinated pattern collections for licensing across all printable surfaces. Her practice is defined by an emphasis on compositional balance, colour coherence, and the development of internally consistent collection systems.

Collections span organic and geometric registers: Ritmo Pelagico (ocean rhythm), Omo River, Cerchi50 (circles), and Orto Pop (garden) suggest a range from biomorphic natural reference to abstract geometry. Selected Instagram pattern images indicate a strong sense of order and proportion, with colour relationships developed carefully across each coordinated collection.

Self-describes her process as drawing, cutting, and composing (disegno, ritaglio, compongo). Studied both basic and advanced surface pattern design at Scuola Internazionale Comics, Turin (from 2020). Prior academic background in Scienze ed Arti della Stampa at Politecnico di Torino. Documents creative process extensively; uses photography as ongoing design research.

Exclusively licensing-positioned. Website includes a structured licensing inquiry form covering territory, duration, and product type. Open for custom brand collections developed from palette, theme, and end-use briefs. No specific client credits documented.

Ran a family bookshop for over 20 years after completing her printing and arts degree in Turin. Enrolled in surface pattern design in 2020 at Scuola Internazionale Comics, describing it as "love at first sight." Has since completed both basic and advanced SPD courses. Has participated in weekly drawing and painting groups for over a decade, building observational skills alongside the pattern practice.

Selected patterns - six chosen from 22 reviewed - suggest coordinated collection work in which each design functions as part of a broader palette and theme system. Website showcases three primary collections with mockup applications. All work is positioned for licensing with no placement images selected.