FAQ

Absolutely! We can custom color any of our patterns to a paint chip, Pantone color, CMYK number, or whatever your color reference is. If you know the pattern and product you want colored, choose the custom color option and fill out the necessary information to get started.

Yes! We have been creating custom designs for over 30 years and have several proprietary designs at companies such as LDI Interiors, GelPro, Inpro, Mitchell Group, and Douglass Textiles. Learn more.

No, not at this time.

If you are a printer interested in licensing our designs, get in touch with us through our contact page.

No! It is illegal and unethical to knock off the work of other designers.

This is possible if you have ownership of the design or can prove the copyright has expired. Contact us to discuss what this process would entail.

• With hundreds of patterns to choose from, you will never lose a customer because you don’t have the pattern or color they want.
• All our patterns are in an easy to navigate library and download in vector format and seamless repeat.
• Royalty based payment structure; we only get paid if you get paid.
• Ability to download all files directly from our site and scale if needed.
• Custom coloring free of charge for your customers.
• Ability to provide exclusive proprietary designs.
• You don’t need to hire your own design staff to start selling.

No, patterns in the licensable library are not exclusive. If you need exclusivity, we recommend working with us on a custom design. Navigate to our home page to the Exclusive Pattern and choose “Learn More” to get started.

All our designs are documented for copyright protection and we protect our images by only showing low resolutions images in incomplete repeats. However, if someone does knock us off, we will pursue legal action to the fullest extent of the law.

No, Design Pool focuses on patterns intended for digital printing. We do not work with weaving mills.

Seamless repeat means that our patterns are ready to be tiled without issues of obvious repeats lines.

Yes! We have a list of preferred printers. Please reach out to us if you are in need of a printer.

A vector file is an image built with dots on a grid. Vector files can be enlarged without losing any resolution. Most common vector files are .AI, .PDF, .EPS, .SVG. Learn more about the difference between vector and raster files here.