Ann loves to immerse herself in the beauty of nature and gardens, which she sees as an inexhaustible source of inspiration. Each season offers its own unique color palette, shapes, and textures – the budding greenery of spring, the lush floral splendor of summer, the deep tones of autumn, and the tranquil contrasts of winter. Over the years, Ann has realized how much these natural shifts influence her design. Foliage, flowers, and organic lines unconsciously find their way into her patterns.

But inspiration is not only found in the wild and flourishing landscapes. Visits to museums, strolling through urban environments, and encounters with traditional craftsmanship are just as enriching. Observing how art, architecture, and historical objects tell their own stories opens up new perspectives and ideas. Every detail – from an old woven textile to an ornate façade or a carefully carved wooden spoon – carries a heritage of skill and creativity that Ann gladly weaves into her own creations.