Set against a soft white ground, Tidal Grid is a study in loosened geometry—watercolor blue squares, slightly off-axis, each one breathing into the next. Nothing rigid. Nothing mechanical.

The pattern is drawn by hand and developed in the studio, so the linework wavers and the pigment blooms at the edges, like ink meeting paper. The result is structured—but never strict.

It reads as a grid from afar. Up close, it’s tide, air, and human touch.

DESIGN NOTES:

• White ground with washed watercolor blue squares

• Squares are  intentionally irregular; edges soften and diffuse

• Medium-scale repeat with organic spacing

• Designed to feel architectural but relaxed

• Pairs beautifully with Sandstone and blush linens, light blue ceramics, and natural oak