Gail Owen Wallpaper
Gail Owen | Artist & Wallpaper Designer
Alongside my work as curator of GO Gallery, I am a Portland-based printmaker and wallpaper pattern designer. My wallpaper designs are derived from my original hand-carved linoleum relief prints, created in my studio and developed into repeating patterns in collaboration with ManoloWalls.
Inspired largely by the plants of the Pacific Northwest, these designs translate the character, detail, and graphic strength of fine art printmaking into wallpaper for interior spaces.
GO Gallery was established to connect collectors with exceptional Pacific Northwest artists. Sharing my own work here is a natural extension of that mission, bringing original fine art prints into a new context through distinctive wallpaper designs that transform walls into works of art.
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The Collection
Coming Soon: Día de los Muertos (you can order now. Contact ManoloWalls)
Inspired by Día de los Muertos and Lotería, the traditional Mexican card game, this design brings together small relief prints I have created over the years for annual Día de los Muertos exhibitions.
Dogwood
Layered blossoms and branching forms celebrate the Pacific dogwood, a familiar Northwest springtime tree. A pattern rooted in the region’s natural landscape.
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Magnolia
Large magnolia blossoms contrast with bold foliage in a pattern shaped by the interplay of flowers and leaves.
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Wild Currant
Clusters of red-flowering currant become a repeating botanical pattern. This early Northwest spring bloomer, a food source for hummingbirds, inspires the design.
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Rhodie
Bold leaves and generous blooms give this rhododendron-inspired pattern a strong graphic presence, drawn from the gardens of the Pacific Northwest.
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Hens & Chicks
Compact succulent rosettes form a study in repetition and variation. Their distinctive geometry gives this pattern its rhythm.
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Koi Fish
Flowing arrangements of koi suggest movement through water. A departure from the collection’s botanical subjects, with the same distinctive hand-carved lines.
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Bob’s Deciduous Azalea
A botanical pattern inspired by a deciduous azalea, interpreted through hand-carved linoleum relief printing.
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English Daisy
The uncomplicated form of a garden favorite becomes a repeating pattern, retaining the character of its hand-carved origins.
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