LONDON–Peter Pilotto and Christopher de Vos are another London design team known for their prints. Pretty soon all of London is going to be covered in digital prints. But we’re not complaining. Their first point of reference was “Japanese fetishized light trucks,” which are vehicles decorated with thousands of lights–these were made into exaggerated prints, as were carnations and irises. The palette was mainly blue, yellow, and green, accented with reds occasionally. A few elements stuck out to ...

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