Zoe Symons is a British textile and print designer specialising in interior textiles. Inspired by the landscape and artists of St Ives, she uses screen printing, digital printing and jacquard weaving to create expressive designs for fabrics, wallpaper and interior applications.








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Zoe Symons is a British textile and print designer specialising in interior textiles. Inspired by the landscape and artists of St Ives, she uses screen printing, digital printing and jacquard weaving to create expressive designs for fabrics, wallpaper and interior applications. She studied Textiles at Arts University Bournemouth.
Symons draws directly on the abstracted, geometric sensibility of the St Ives art movement - particularly the work of Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth. The portfolio features layered abstract compositions with a restrained, art-school-informed palette suited to interior applications. Her work is considered rather than commercial-print-led.
Screen printing, digital printing, and Jacquard weaving are her core declared skills. Named fabric pieces include 100% Cotton and 100% Linen compositions (Alford, Oliver Stripe, Praha, Florence), indicating production knowledge of fabric specification and fibre content.
Interior textiles is her stated specialism. Named fabric compositions suggest engagement with the interiors supply chain. Specific clients or stockists are not documented in available sources.
Studied Textiles BA (Hons) at Arts University Bournemouth, specialising in screen print, digital print, and Jacquard weaving. Her "Kernow Bys Vyken!" (Cornwall Forever) project explored Cornish cultural identity through screen-print, digital printing, and Jacquard weaving applied to fabrics, tiles, and wallpaper. A 2022 project, "St Ives: A Different Perspective," documented her engagement with the St Ives artists.
Work sits within the print-for-interior-textiles discipline rather than commercial surface pattern in the conventional repeat-pattern sense. The portfolio features abstracted planar compositions with a weave or print-on-fabric textile weight - artisan and art-school positioned.













Zoe Symons is a British textile and print designer specialising in interior textiles. Inspired by the landscape and artists of St Ives, she uses screen printing, digital printing and jacquard weaving to create expressive designs for fabrics, wallpaper and interior applications.
Style and Aesthetic Symons draws directly on the abstracted, geometric sensibility of the St Ives art movement - particularly the work of Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth. The portfolio features layered abstract compositions with a restrained, art-school-informed palette suited to interior applications.
Pattern Focus Work sits within the print-for-interior-textiles discipline rather than commercial surface pattern in the conventional repeat-pattern sense. The portfolio features abstracted planar compositions with a weave or print-on-fabric textile weight - artisan and art-school positioned.
Markets and Clients Interior textiles is her stated specialism. Named fabric compositions suggest engagement with the interiors supply chain. Specific clients or stockists are not documented in available sources.
Techniques and Tools Screen printing, digital printing, and Jacquard weaving are her core declared skills. Named fabric pieces include 100% Cotton and 100% Linen compositions (Alford, Oliver Stripe, Praha, Florence), indicating production knowledge of fabric specification and fibre content.
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Career Path Studied Textiles BA (Hons) at Arts University Bournemouth, specialising in screen print, digital print, and Jacquard weaving. " (Cornwall Forever) project explored Cornish cultural identity through screen-print, digital printing, and Jacquard weaving applied to fabrics, tiles, and wallpaper.
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