TEXTILE PATTERNS FOR INTERIOR DESIGN WITH THREE-DIMENSIONAL SPIRALS

Abstract

Three-dimensional (3D) spirals are fascinating geometric shapes that are used in a variety of applications, such as textile fabric pattern and texture design, architecture, art, and engineering. In this paper, design of patterns using three-dimensional spirals are explored. The work began by discussing the mathematical properties of spirals and their applications. Then, several techniques for designing textile patterns are presented, including the use computer algorithms. Finally, examples of patterns that have been designed using spirals are presented. A comparative analysis was made with available literary sources. Guidelines for applying the obtained results in practice and guidelines for continuing this development are proposed.

Keywords

• pattern making
• interior design
• spiral
• data analysis
• color properties
• contemporary design