Tulips

A collection built around a single flower — explored from different angles, scales, and moods. From delicate ditsy patterns to bold, arresting hero prints, Tulips ranges from soft to vibrant and everything in between.

The gallery below shows each design in various applications followed by other available colorways. See the full range on Spoonflower where you can explore the design on home goods, wallpapers, and fabrics.

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Deep Blue Queen Tulip Floral

Layered tulip-like forms with intricate detail play across the vibrant blue wallpaper set behind a bright white vanity, mirror and wainscoting.
Layered tulip-like forms with intricate detail play across the vibrant blue on a square throw pillow
Layered tulip-like forms with intricate detail play across a warm creamy yellow roll of wallpaper
Layered tulip-like forms with intricate detail play across a warm pale ground upon a softly draped fabric
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Pink Tulip Stamen Floral

Abstract tulip stamens dance across a pale pink wall with a white contemporary sofa in front of it sitting upon a pale wood floor
Abstract tulip stamens dance across a pale pink upholstery on a modern sofa chair
Abstract tulip stamens dance across a warm yellow fabric softly draped
Abstract tulip stamens dance across a vibrant deep blue on a roll of wallpaper
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Pink Ditsy Tulip Floral

A dancing floral ditsy pattern with abstract tulips and stems on four warm yellow cloth folded napkins
A dancing floral ditsy pattern with abstract tulips and stems on a warm yellow wallpaper in a brightly-lit dining room with wood floors, wood table, and cloth chairs
A dancing floral ditsy pattern with abstract tulips and stems on a light pink background on a warm felt cloth with a pearl dressmaker's pin
A dancing floral ditsy pattern with abstract tulips and stems on a vibrant dark blue roll of wallpaper
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Tulip Bouquet Floral

Deep blue wallpaper with glowing pink branching tulip-inspired bouquets in front of a staircase shifting up to the right with white and dark walnut steps and a window to the left
Deep blue wallpaper with glowing pink branching tulip-inspired bouquets on a duvet atop a modern, simple wood-framed bed in a contemporary white room
branching tulip-inspired bouquets on a warm yellow ground on a roll of wallpaper
branching tulip-inspired bouquets on a warm white ground shown on a softly rippling piece of cloth
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Curving Tulip Floral

Whimsical tulips meander and sprout with detailed vibrancy against a light pink ground on curtains in a bright room with a pale gray wall behind a white metal chair and green fern in a white pot on a walnut wood floor
Whimsical tulips meander and sprout with detailed vibrancy against a light pink ground on wallpaper behind a bright white countertop and window with light wood shelving and white ceramic jugs and cups
Whimsical tulips meander and sprout with detailed vibrancy against a warm yellow ground on a piece of silk with a dressmaker's pin
Whimsical tulips meander and sprout with detailed vibrancy against a deep blue ground on a roll of wallpaper
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Behind the Design

"A child can draw a tulip in four lines. I've spent months exploring how those four lines can become something else entirely."

— Jennifer Hunold

Tulips is Jennifer's first collection built in a vectorized format — a shift that opened up new possibilities for scale, flexibility, and variation that her earlier designs couldn't accommodate.

The subject chose itself. Tulips were Jennifer's favorite flower to draw as a child, captivating in their beauty despite — or because of — their simplicity. As a child, she drew a tulip in four lines: the U of the outer petals, two arcs from top corners down to the center, and a final arc closing the back. That economy of form stayed with her.

This collection grew from exploring interpretations of the flower – how it grows, its individual parts, and its energy. Its natural regality took shape as the “halo” tulip, with a radiant crown at its top, and the “queen” tulip, capturing the growth from bulb to bud. Others returned to her childhood drawings, reduced to their most essential lines.

The result is a body of designs that play the same subject across a range, from quiet ditsy patterns that sit softly in a room to bold, oversized prints that own the wall.

Abstract tulip sketches in pencil on lined graph papers, on a wood surface with pencil
Abstract tulip sketches in pencil on lined graph papers, on a wood surface with pencil
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