We design, curate and create bespoke fabric prints and wallpapers.

Based in the heart of Joburg, Fabric Bank offers the complete concept to realisation fabric and wallpaper printing solution. Custom in-house designs join one-of-a-kind designer collections to bring high-end fabric and wallpaper prints to South Africa and the world.

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collections guide

What do our ZAR, GLOBAL & VAULT collections mean?

ZAR COLLECTIONS

These are our homegrown artists from South Africa

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global collections

These are our international artists from all over the world.

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vault collections

These are our in-house design collections for fabric and wallpaper applications

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Curtain size: 280cm h x 140cm w

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FEATURED ARTISTS

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Laura Bagnera
GLOBAL ARTIST

Laura Bagnera is an illustrator and print designer. She lives in Milan where she works from her studio.

Laura studied product design in Palermo and Milan, Italy.

She has always had a passion for drawing from which she later ventured into the world of textile design, experimenting with various tools and colours on fabrics.

She has worked for some incredible textile companies in Italy and is now focused on her research of storytelling through fabrics.

Laura’s work reflects her love for the illustration world.

In her creation process she uses ink, markers, ecoline and watercolour. She also makes use of her iPad for her sketch work.

Laura Bagnera

@laurabagnera

Glorinah Mabaso
ZAR Platform Artist

Glorinah was born in Limpopo and grew up in the city of Pretoria. Her early childhood village life has had a great effect on her life and it continuously reflects through her beautiful designs - both on wallpaper and textile.

Her signature style is rooted in neutral palettes, bold geometric patterns, and the careful use of colour and simple lines.

With her designs challenging what we know about tribal designs and modern lines, Glorinah's core mission is to redefine the African design style by introducing the vision of her Africa to the world.

Glorinah Mabaso

@renaissance_design01

Alexander Adiels
GLOBAL Platform Artist

Alexander is an illustrator and pattern designer from Sweden.
He studied pattern design and painting after which he decided to opt for a career in illustration and design.

He works primarily from home in his small office in Stockholm, which used to be a wardrobe.

People often say it looks small and cluttered but he says his imagination thrives in a room without windows.
Alexander's style can be described as a mix between figurative and abstract motifs with both analog and digital methods used.

He thinks of pattern design as a combination of art, design and puzzles with more than one possible outcome and that ́s what he loves about his work.

The collection is called Laws of a fraction and the idea behind the name is a play on the saying ”Laws of attraction”. A pattern consists of many parts and fractions that needs to go under the same main rule to work together. The smallest piece is just as important as the largest one and each part plays a role in completing the full image. The title is also a reference to natures fractals which can be found everywhere, in plants, animals, minerals etc. Fractals are a kind of pattern so I thought it would be fitting to use it in the title of the collection.