Gabrielle De Winter - Heirloom Studies | Discover Timeless Patterns Today

Hand-drawn, heritage-inspired patterns for licensing and collaboration

The Process

1

Sketch of a floral vine pattern with flowers, leaves, and small buds on a sheet of paper, with a pencil, an eraser, and a black tool nearby.

Sketch

Pencil to paper to draw out ideas, layouts and motifs.

2

Line drawing of flowers on a sheet of paper placed on a white surface, with markers and a box of dual brush pens nearby.

Ink

Confident lines that have life.

3

A botanical illustration sheet with detailed line art of flowers and leaves, placed under a lighted, semi-transparent sheet with colored floral designs.

Lightbox

Refining lines and perfecting layouts.

4

A floral pattern with intertwining vines, leaves, and flowers in shades of green, cream, and pink. Vector artwork being made in Adobe Illustrator

Digital

Drawings are scanned and turned into seamless patterns.

5

Decorative throw pillow with a pattern of swans and flowers in a neutral color palette. Showing an example of how my artwork may be applied to a pillow.

Product

Placed on products for the home.

My work is scanned from drawings created by hand.

Human made, always.

Bring her designs into your home

Collaborations in wallpaper- click photos to be directed. to shop these premium wallpaper designs and more…

Artza & Co x Gabrielle De Winter

A floral wallpaper with pink and white peonies, floral wallpaper, a cup of tea with flower petals, a spool of twine, an open book, and scissors.

A cozy bedroom corner with a nightstand, table lamp, candle, floral decor, and neatly made bed with several pillows and a knitted blanket, set against patterned wallpaper.

A wooden bookshelf with three shelves, decorated with various items including books, vases, and art, in a dining room with patterned wallpaper and a window.

Bloom & Wall x Gabrielle De Winter

Close-up of floral patterned wallpaper with small blue and gray flowers on a cream background.

Wall-mounted lamp with a pleated shade and a gold bow-shaped fixture on a floral wallpaper background.

Round woven wicker basket on a wooden floor against wallpaper with a floral and leaf pattern in pink and gray.

Printed Decor x Gabrielle De Winter

A bedroom nightstand with a large silver lamp, a small green pot with cream-colored flowers, and a decorative seashell sculpture with a starfish on top. Part of a beige upholstered bed with a large, textured pillow is visible.

A bathroom with a vintage floral wallpaper featuring pink roses and green leaves, a white freestanding bathtub, a woven basket with towels, a white vanity with a vessel sink, a floor rug, and a window with sunlight streaming in.

A cozy living room corner with a white chaise lounge, beige and green throw blankets, an open book, and pillows. There is a small wooden side table with a vase of white and green flowers, a white cup, and a book. A tall wooden floor lamp stands beside a floral wall mural of large, cream-colored roses with green leaves, and sunlight filters through sheer curtains.

A mannequin dressed in a vintage-style cream-colored dress with a cherry print, short flutter sleeves, a V-neck, a waist tie, and a full-length skirt. There is a potted plant to the left, and sunlight streams through a nearby window, casting shadows on the wall.

A cozy corner with a wooden table holding white ceramic teapot, matching mug, and a white pitcher filled with daisies. A white linen cloth drapes over the table's edge. A wicker basket containing fabric rests on the floor next to the table. The background features a blue wallpaper with small white floral patterns and white wainscoting.

She’s also on Spoonflower

Gabrielle with long dark curly hair wearing a black top and pink pleated skirt leaning against a weathered white wooden wall, holding a blank canvas board.

Gabrielle is a Canadian artist, local to Ladner, BC, CANADA

GABRIELLE DE WINTER

Gabrielle’s work is inspired by historical pattern design and her Chinese/European heritage. Each design begins by hand, drawing from natural forms, and ornamental motifs, with a focus on creating patterns that feel both timeless and livable.

She is a licensing artist, self represented. She also will take on a few select commissions a year.

Let’s make something beautiful