British Surface Pattern Design Studio & Homeware Brand
Surface pattern collections for licensing and original British handmade homewares, inspired by the English countryside and rooted in faith.
Megan Haigh is a UK-based surface pattern designer and founder of Megan Haigh Ltd. Working from her studio in Cornwall, she creates original hand-drawn artwork which is carefully developed into seamless vector repeat patterns for fabric, wallpaper, stationery, homeware, and lifestyle products.
Her collections are available for commercial licensing to manufacturers, retailers, and brands, alongside a curated wholesale range designed for independent shops and boutiques.
Surface pattern design & portfolio
The studio develops coordinated surface pattern collections in Adobe Illustrator as seamless, scalable vector repeat designs.
Artwork is available for licensing to manufacturers, retailers, and brands across a wide range of product categories.
From sketch to repeat
Every collection begins as hand-drawn artwork before being refined into seamless vector repeat patterns. Designs are developed with production, scale, and longevity in mind — ensuring suitability for both retail products and commercial licensing.
Wholesale
Rooted in the Cornish landscape and inspired by the changing seasons, the wholesale collection combines original surface pattern design with beautifully crafted British-made products.
Created for shops that value quality, craftsmanship and timeless design, the range offers distinctive homeware and gifts that bring a touch of the countryside into everyday life.
Whether you are an independent retailer, garden centre, gallery or lifestyle store, I would be delighted to work with you.
Discover the full wholesale collection, trade information and stockist enquiry form.
Rooted in faith and the English countryside
Inspired by slow, seasonal living and traditional craftsmanship, Megan Haigh creates timeless surface pattern designs that bring nature into the home.
“You shall go out in joy and be led forth in peace; the mountains and the hills before you shall break forth into singing, and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands.”