Molly Mahon
Acclaimed textile designer
Master The Art of Block Printing
BRINGING PRINTS INTO YOUR HOME
Lesson 21 of 25
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07:39
Molly's inspiration: Charleston
19:53
Potato print runner & napkins - part 1
17:26
Potato print runner & napkins - part 2
06:00
The wooden block printing process
13:08
Molly's inspiration: India
20:57
Large marigold printed fabric - part 1
20:24
Large marigold printed fabric - part 2
17:29
Molly's inspiration: nature part 1
21:16
Molly's inspiration: nature part 2
15:51
Printing a roll of wallpaper
24:57
Lampshades
13:12
Block printing at Christmas
16:34
Bringing prints into your home
Bringing prints into your home
Molly shows how to make a cosy and colourful home. Using her own home as a backdrop, she demonstrates how she has curated a colourful and pattern-filled home.
Bringing prints into your home
Molly shows how to make a cosy and colourful home. Using her own home as a backdrop, she demonstrates how she has curated a colourful and patternfilled home.
Lesson summary
- I enjoy combining bold and bright colours, and I see a home as a work in progress.
- I am a big fan of colours and enjoy bringing them all in. Colour is a gut reaction for me.
- My mugs are displayed on a vintage dresser in the kitchen.
- I like to mix dark mahogany with brighter colours.
- The dining room fireplace is a nod to Charleston.
- You can create a palette with paint tester pots; it's a great way to discover your creative side.
- The roller blinds are in the 'Rose' fabric from my Jaipur collection. You can purchase it here.
Your assignment
My main question is 'Is it bringing me joy?' Take a look around your house at the items you already own and do a clear-out. Donate or sell items that no longer make you happy. This is the first step toward creating a home that you adore. Fill your home with patterns and colours that you like, do some research, and create something unique to you.
