In the world of surface pattern design, creativity and connection go hand in hand... but for Jo, owner of Infinity Designer, navigating both as an autistic surface pattern designer has shaped the way I see, create, and share visual stories.

With so many beautiful surface pattern designs out there, choosing the right one for your product can feel like a minefield. Whether you’re preparing for a seasonal launch or simply want to refresh your current collection, your pattern choices should do more than just look good - they should feel like you.

From Struggle to Strength: Jo Phillips shares her story of becoming the designer she is today, overcoming a painful journey through struggles of undiagnosed neurodivergence. A story of perseverance, self-discovery, and, ultimately, triumph over adversity to find her voice as an illustrator and surface pattern designer.

A designer who understands industry standards and technical requirements can save you time, money and frustration. Here's what to look for:

Spoonflower isn’t just a marketplace—it’s a powerful tool for surface pattern designers to gain visibility, test ideas, and connect with buyers. In this post, I share why I’ve added a curated Spoonflower shop to my portfolio and how it’s helping me reach both creative consumers and industry decision-makers.

Mocha Mousse, Pantone’s Colour of the Year 2025, brings warmth, stability, and elegance to surface pattern design. This velvety brown is making waves across textiles, interiors, and packaging, offering a tactile, trend-forward palette for buyers and brands. From heritage prints to modern abstracts, Mocha Mousse enhances designs with depth and emotion, perfect for collections that balance beauty, comfort, and commercial appeal.