‘I love the bespoke process,’ Taylor-Anderson describes, ‘ I used to paint too and I see each wall as a blank canvas. I start designing in my head, before sketching and finally designing and then producing the mural to scale. I love it to see the client so pleased with the finished article. I get this great sense of satisfaction, knowing that the work is enjoyed. First, by the commissioner, and then by others who see it.’
There is plenty more to come too, with a commission from Paul Rinkens for on a bespoke design mural for Qbic Hotels in London which is due to open later on this year. She is also working with Elni Interiors again, this time applying her Abstract Funky design onto a new eco-friendly product called Nexiform, which will be turned into a splashback panel behind an AGA in a kitchen project. The sketch book is being put to good use again with a collaborative collection of wallpapers and murals inspired by Italy, with interior designer Elisa Fanella.
‘You see, that’s the great thing with surface design,’ smiles Taylor-Anderson, ‘the flexibility leaves the way open to so many surprising possibilities.’