9+ Flower Patterns
In a highly digitized world, artists and designers around the world electronically come up with their designs. A vast array of designs flood and are available in the World Wide Web. Even Photoshop users can now find a great deal of patterns and styles they can use for their work because of how familiar Photoshop is in most industries due to its various uses. One of the favorite Photoshop patterns are floral patterns.
Floral patterns brings out the beauty and richness of nature. According to The Guardian, there are 400,000 (more or less) types of flowers all over the world as of 2010. Given this, there could me more than 400,000 types of designs available for flower patterns. Check out the downloadable flower patterns from this page, or you could also check out our wide array of Photoshop patterns which will suit your other design projects.
Trendy Seamless Flower Pattern
Hand Drawn Flower Patterns
Teal Green Retro Flower Vector Pattern
Decor Floral Pattern
Antique Flower Patterns
Floral Seamless Pattern
Hand Drawn Seamless Pattern
Perfume Seamless Pattern
Hand Drawn Seamless Pattern of Roses
Vector Chalkboard Seamless Floral Pattern
Flower Patterns Are Everywhere
There are various flower patterns available for you to choose from. Examples of which from our page are the trendy seamless flower patterns, emerald vintage patterns, hand-drawn flower patterns, teal-green retro flower vector pattern, high-quality seamless flower patterns, black-and-white flower patterns, tropical flower patterns, watercolor flower patterns, vector flower petal flower patterns, and red flower vector seamless patterns, among others.
The flower patterns in this page are ready for you to download, modify, and distribute however you like.
Designing Flower Patterns
Basically, flower patterns are made with keen attention to the right mix of color, texture, and artistic designs. As you can see, the artists made sure that the colors and types of flower used very well match the theme and personality of the design. You should use it in conjunction to the rationale behind your design. Some flowers that interior designers fancy and use in their designs are
- cherry blossoms,
- ranunculus,
- anemones,
- lilacs, and
- roses.
One of the basic tips in using floral patterns is to use them appropriately with respect to the whole purpose of the design. Check out our floral patterns archive to download or draw inspiration from a variety of floral patterns we collected for you.
Black White Flower Pattern
Tropical Flower Pattern
Watercolor Flower Patterns
Vector Flower Petal Flower Patterns
Red Flower Vector Seamless Pattern
Timeless Beauty of Paisley Flower Patterns
Aside from flower patterns, paisley patterns have been used by designers and artists since its beginning. It is a subject of that speaks of multiculturalism because of its roots and origins. The design can be traced back to the Persian Empire hundreds of years ago, down to its blossoming during the Victorian Era.
Designers in the modern contemporary period developed a style, which is a combination of oriental taste put together with European arrangements, and because of this, it has become a very popular design element in the European fashion industry. The design is characterized with a twisted teardrop, or a fig-shaped paisley. According to historians, it symbolizes abundance, fertility, and reproduction. Aside from this, it has several uses in design because of its versatile nature and style.
When and Where to Use Paisley Patterns
Designers coined it as a “sophisticated and arty bohemianism.” Popular pop culture icons also made use of these patterns such as The Beatles.
Most women make use of the patterns as designs for their shawls, while Italian brands also make use of them in designing their menswear, specifically in suits and jackets. Many also love the color combinations used in paisley patterns. Check out our collection of paisley patterns and find many styles, like black-and-white patterns, pink-and-blue patterns, red-and-gold, and, most of the time, a combination of two or more colors.
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