Hermine is a Belgian textile designer who just presented her graduation collection at the school of arts in Ghent. here you can see some of her pieces photographed by the very talented Eefje. i love her colour palette, and would really kill for one of those fluffy carpets. make sure to pay Hermine’s blog a visit to see more of her process as well as what inspires her. plus, her plants are lovely… who doesn’t love a plant lover?
all photographs by Eefje de Coninck
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I recognized Eefje de Coninck her photography! I’ve never heard of Hermine but her works looks beautiful and I live in Ghent, so perhaps I’ll hear more of her! :)
These are lovely. I love the subtle colors with the bright punchy hues of yellow and orange. The textures are so rich too. Perfect for snuggling :)
This is amazing. These photos just take my breath away. I can’t wait to look at more of both artist’s work! xxxx
Hermine’s work looks so beautiful, I particularly like the pattern and colour combinations. The collection has been photographed really nicely.
Wild, in a soft and consoling way.
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these photos and fabrics are amazing!
Thank you so much for this beautiful post about my work, and Eefjes beautiful pictures. I’m so happy you all like what we are doing.
Thanks.
This is my kind of shoot!
I love it. I presume its shot on film..
The soft, muted pastel colours make it!
Very beautiful ! pictures and textiles are amazing, thanks
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Wow the photographs are so lovely. It’s like a look book for rugs!
Thank you !!
And yes, it’s shot on film.
Love these photos! Always inspired by your blog.
I love Eefje’s photography! I posted her photos a few days ago, such a coincidence. I’m going to take a look at Hermine’s blog now!