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English textile designer Barbara Brown produced these superb textiles in the 60s and 70s. We found her designs by chance on The Textile Blog, a  well-written site out of England covering “the history of interiors and  interior furnishings over the last three centuries.” The writer is John  Hopper, a trained textile designer from Cornwall. As he has also  written here, Brown  is one of his favourite designers. Brown was quite a prolific designer,  and it’s odd that her name isn’t better known. Perhaps it has to do in  part with the lingering stigma attached to the geometric prints of the  60s and 70s, a stigma we’ve never been able to understand.

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    English textile designer Barbara Brown produced these superb textiles in the 60s and 70s. We found her designs by chance on The Textile Blog, a well-written site out of England covering “the history of interiors and interior furnishings over the last three centuries.” The writer is John Hopper, a trained textile designer from Cornwall. As he has also written here, Brown is one of his favourite designers. Brown was quite a prolific designer, and it’s odd that her name isn’t better known. Perhaps it has to do in part with the lingering stigma attached to the geometric prints of the 60s and 70s, a stigma we’ve never been able to understand.



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