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Imagine if your work was hung on the walls of some of the finest hotels, bars and homes in town. Imagine if, when the form of an image or object caught your eye, you could incorporate it into patterns which play with everyday ideas but say something witty and beautiful that people will want to live with and enjoy every day. Well, you’ve pretty much imagined Annette Taylor-Anderson’s job right there.

The new Hamilton paintable plates looks a treat against ATADesigns "Birds" wall-covering and "Diamond-Cut" Art Deco wall-covering.  It's great to be featured in this month's Bridge for Design.

The first time you see ATADesigns’ surface decoration it immediately stands out from the crowd, mindful of trends but never a slave to them, the motifs are always bold and graphic, statement and punchy.

Find out from ATADesigns how their proactive IP strategy utilises ACID Membership Benefits to support their IP Rights to ensure business growth!

London-based surface design specialist and award-winning wallpaper designer Annette Taylor-Anderson of ATADesigns has created a very British range with this unique Bowler wallpaper. Inspired by the classic quintessential bowler hat and umbrella, the design is displayed as a repeat pattern on pinstripe.

Architecture charity Article 25 has launched its annual fund raiser, the ’10x10 Drawing the River London’ auction. Pictured here, one of the pieces on offer (above), The Gathering by Annette Taylor Anderson.

Anyone for tennis? with Wimbledon upon us there's no better time to say "new balls please" recons Emma Outten.

ATADesigns worked closely with Lisa Cluer founder of Inside Out Contracts to create this furniture time travel design published in FX magazine.

Our Deco Fans wallpaper, part of the Art Deco with a Modern Twist wallpaper collection is featured in Espaces Contemporain French magazine.

ATADesigns are very proud to be part of this amazing project. One of a few selected designers whose work is featured at this new creative hotel called the Qbic.  ATADesigns created the kiosk designs (above) and mural design for the dining area..