Does Texloom support engineered prints (not just all-over)?

Yes — Motif Composer lets you place motifs precisely on a tile (engineered placement), and you can output engineered placement files alongside seamless rapports.

Can I prepare files for jacquard looms?

Separation Studio outputs the per-color channels jacquard mills need. Output is layered PSD or multi-page TIFF; most mills accept both.

Do you support standard wallpaper match modes?

Yes — straight match, half-drop, and quarter-drop are all built into Seamless Repeats. Pick the match mode and the studio handles the math.

What's the largest output resolution?

Free tier 2048×2048 at 150 DPI. Paid plans unlock 8K and 300/600 DPI for furniture-scale and wallpaper-roll production.

Can I export to TIFF for the print partner?

Yes — single TIFF, multi-page TIFF (one page per spot color), and layered PSD are all supported. RIP-friendly for digital and rotary.

For Home Textile Designers

Patterns for the home.
Built for production.

Q: What's the maximum rapport size?

Seamless Repeats handles rapports up to 64 inches per axis — large enough for wallpaper rolls and drapery panels.

Cushions, curtains, throws, bedding, wallpaper. Texloom handles the repeat math, color separations, and large-format exports your print partner needs.

Home textile design has its own rhythm. Repeat sizes are measured in panels and roll widths, not garment cuts. Color stability matters because a sofa lives with its fabric for a decade. And the print methods — rotary screens, digital direct-to-fabric, jacquard weaves — each impose their own constraints on file prep. Texloom understands the home category specifically: rapports up to 64 inches, Pantone matching against the home palette, jacquard-aware separations, and exports at the unique aspect ratios home goods demand.

Start Designing

64"

Maximum rapport size

300 DPI

Production exports

12+

Repeat layout modes

ΔE<2

Pantone home palette match

Why home textiles teams choose Texloom

Challenges we solve

Home patterns need to repeat at panel and roll widths — not the small rapports fashion designers use.

Seamless Repeats supports rapports up to 64 inches with custom width/height pairs. Bricks, half-drops, and engineered placement panels work at home-goods scale.

Wallpaper and bedding require color stability across long production runs — a Delta-E drift is visible across a roll.

Pantone Color Finder locks each color to a TCX standard up front. Print partners reproduce against published TCX values, not eyeballed RGB.

Jacquard weaves and rotary screen printing both need separated color channels with strict registration tolerances.

Separation Studio handles both — output multi-page TIFF for digital direct, or layered PSD with halftone screens for rotary.

A single home pattern often needs to ship in 4–6 colorways for the season catalog.

Colorway Studio generates unlimited palette variations from one master design. Lock the colorway, export each variant at full resolution.

Workflow

From idea to production-ready file

1
Decide the surface and rapport size
Cushion fronts, drape panels, bedding sheets, wallpaper rolls — each has a target rapport. Set inches or centimetres up front; the studio carries that math through every export.
2
Render or import the master print
Bring in a sketched motif, a vintage textile reference, or generate from a text prompt. AI Print Studio renders the master at the art style you specify.
3
Build the repeat
Seamless Repeats outputs a tileable artwork at your rapport. Half-drop and brick layouts handle the hide-the-seam cases that home goods need.
4
Lock the colorway to Pantone TCX
Open Pantone Color Finder, swatch each color in the master, accept the closest TCX. The published values feed straight into the print partner's color management.
5
Generate the season's variations and export
Colorway Studio produces 4–6 colorways at full resolution. Bedding gets bedding aspect ratios, drapery gets drapery aspect ratios — one master, season-ready in an afternoon.