Sometimes perfection is in the imperfections. Fusing midcentury modern design with arts and crafts-inspired patterns, the new Modern Color Theory collection from Robert Allen and DwellStudio has the look of artwork created by hand, adding interest with intentional imperfections.

The line features patterns ranging from unique animal prints to bold geometric patterns

"DwellStudio is writing the design vocabulary for the future of interiors," says Christy Almond, operating vice president of design at Robert Allen. "We're so thrilled to have worked as a team to create a new collection that is timelessly chic, but still uses trends relevant in today's interiors, fashion, and art for a modern edge. This collection has a new color story and new patterns, but it all still feels like Robert Allen and DwellStudio."

The collection's arts and crafts motifs incorporate inspiration from early abstract art. Scroll down to see some highlights from the collection, or click here to view the entire line.

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About the Manufacturers: For over 70 years, The Robert Allen Group has been the source for the world's finest fabrics. Long recognized as the vanguard of innovation, the Company pioneered the broad distribution of fabric books. The renowned Robert Allen Color Library, with its exceptionally effective method of organization by color, was another industry first introduced by the company.

The founder and Creative Director of DwellStudio, Christiane Lemieux studied art history and fashion design before setting up shop in 1999. The Canadian native is inspired both by travel, literature, the art world, and anything and everything to do with design, from flea markets to estate sales, design magazines to reality television.