A: Licensing enquiries are welcome for a range of original surface pattern artwork, including standalone prints, coordinated collections, supporting coordinates, and selected colourway variations.

Availability depends on the design, the intended use, and the scope of the project.

A: Yes. If you have seen a design in the portfolio that feels right for your project, you are very welcome to enquire about it.

Please include the collection name, design name, or a direct link in your enquiry where possible. This helps make the process faster and clearer.

A: Selected exclusive licensing opportunities may be considered depending on the product category, territory, term, and overall scope of the project.

Exclusivity is assessed on a case-by-case basis to ensure the arrangement is the right fit for both the artwork and the intended commercial use.

A: Yes. Depending on the artwork and the project, non-exclusive licensing may also be available.

The most suitable structure will depend on how the design is intended to be used and the kind of product or range being developed.

A: Yes. Licensing enquiries are welcome from within Australia and internationally.

If you are based outside Australia, you are very welcome to get in touch with details about your business, your intended use, and the kind of artwork you are interested in.

A: Artwork from Deb Nambiar Designs may be suited to a range of product categories, including:

• fabric and textiles

• wallpaper and interior surfaces

• home décor and lifestyle products

• stationery, paper goods, and gifting

• curated collections and selected collaborations

Suitability depends on the individual design and the requirements of the project.

A: In some cases, yes.

Selected designs may be adapted in scale or colour where appropriate and where the nature of the artwork allows. This depends on the design itself, the product application, and the needs of the project.

Any adaptations are considered carefully so the integrity of the original artwork remains strong.

A: Selected custom-led design and creative collaboration enquiries are welcome where there is a strong fit in style, product direction, and audience.

This may include a design created for a specific range, a small coordinated capsule, or a collaboration shaped around a particular product application or launch.

Custom work is considered selectively.

A: It is helpful to include:

• your business or brand name

• the type of product or project

• how you intend to use the artwork

• whether you are interested in a specific design or collection

• whether exclusivity may be required

• your timeframe

• whether your market is Australian or international

You do not need to have every detail finalised before getting in touch. A clear overview is enough to begin the conversation.

A: Once your enquiry is received, I will review the details and respond if the project feels aligned.

From there, the next steps may include discussing the artwork, intended use, licensing scope, timeline, and whether any design adaptation is appropriate.

The aim is to keep the process thoughtful, clear, and well matched to the needs of the project.

A: No. Licensing arrangements are tailored according to the project.

This may include consideration of:

• product type

• usage scope

• exclusivity

• territory

• term

• artwork preparation requirements

Each project is assessed individually.

A: The best place to begin is the Licensing Enquiry form.

Please share a little about your business, the kind of product or project you have in mind, your intended use, and your timeframe. From there, we can determine whether the opportunity is a good fit.

A: Please get in touch via the Licensing Enquiry form.