Jimmy Pike Fabrics
VE Furniture is proud to offer a curated selection of Jimmy Pike fabrics a rare opportunity to bring the work of one of Australia’s most influential artists into learning spaces, libraries, offices and community environments.
Jimmy Pike (1940–2002)
Jimmy Pike was a Walmajarri Aboriginal artist born east of Japingka in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Drawing inspiration from the flora, fauna and stories of his desert home, Jimmy expressed his art through a wide range of mediums from lino printing to the vibrant use of felt-tip pens. His work transcended traditional boundaries, seamlessly bridging culture, storytelling and contemporary expression. Through collaborations with Materialised, Jimmy Pike’s artworks have been translated into repeatable textile designs, ensuring his visual language continues to connect generations. Today, his legacy lives on through the Jimmy Pike Trust, supporting and celebrating Indigenous storytelling through design.
Meandering
Softly layered and rhythmic, Meandering brings an organic calm to interior spaces. Its flowing lines reference the way landscapes are shaped gradually, responding to natural forces rather than rigid structure. This makes the design particularly suited to learning environments, where flexibility, adaptability and comfort play a vital role in how spaces are experienced and used.
Finch
Mirage
Thunderstorm
Reflection
Grassland
Shrub
Princess Parrot
Desert Oaks
Materials are shown for reference only and may vary depending on screen settings.
We recommend viewing a physical sample for true colour and finish detail.
Falling Star
The pattern feels energetic yet balanced, with bursts of detail set against grounding shapes. It reflects the contrast often found in desert landscapes: vast openness interrupted by moments of intensity and colour. This interplay gives Falling Star a strong visual presence while remaining versatile enough for use across a range of interior applications.
Shrub
Butterfly Bush
Princess Parrot
Bloodwood
Ephemeral
Astral
Rainfall
Finch
Materials are shown for reference only and may vary depending on screen settings.
We recommend viewing a physical sample for true colour and finish detail.
Japingka
The design reflects the movement and rhythm of life around water, layered forms, flowing shapes and organic transitions that echo both natural elements and human interaction. The pattern carries a quiet strength, balancing softness with structure, making it well suited to educational and communal spaces where people gather, collaborate and belong.
Stellar
Reflection
Mirage
Dirt Path
Feathertop
Ghost Gum
Butterfly Bush
Materials are shown for reference only and may vary depending on screen settings.
We recommend viewing a physical sample for true colour and finish detail.








