Aimée Wilder is a New York-based artist and graphic designer. After graduating from The Art Institute of Chicago in 2001, Aimée moved back to her native New York and began her career working in house for several firms including Designspace, Dwell, and Martha Stewart Living. Aimée has designed a wide range of pieces including bedding, wall treatments, fashion accessories and footwear. Her designs have been featured on products for Crate and Barrel, Urban Outfitters, Dwell & DwellBaby, MTV Cribs, Skip Hop, Toggs of Australia and most recently Vans.
Aimée currently works on a contract basis for clients and manages the design and development of her wallpaper line.
To inquire about products, services, rates, etc. please email us at info@aimeewilder.com.
As I continue to search for the perfect wedding gift, I came across some very interesting dinnerware. East Hampton, NY based Sydney Studios produces beautiful ceramic pieces that can stand well alone or complete an entire table setting. Some of the brightly glazed plates, and bowls are pictured below. I would love to see this design style in the form of wallpaper or baby bedding.
Caitlin McGauley is an NYC based illustrator who works in watercolor. Her subject matter is based on family memories, New York City life and photos people send for her to commission. These amazing illustrations are perfect for Editorial. Maybe one day she will pursue wallpaper! Video here of here on Daily Candy.
Renate Müller has been creating limited quantity toys that are used for therapeutic purposes for handicapped children since the 1960′s. These toys became very successful in hospitals as they were used for hand-eye coordination, balance training, and sensory and orthopedic exercises. These toys are highly functional, so beautiful and unfortunately very expensive! I would love to see Renate Mullers estate put out a more accessible series.
We have been loving the work of textile designer Donna Wilson! The Garden pillow and Rosie plush creature above are just two of many irresistible products she offers on her site. Her handmade products are full of imagination and whimsy. She even offers several do-it-yourself kits, including a Make Your Own Monster Kit, to bring out the creative spirit in adults and children alike.
Lately I am loving the work of print designer David Saunders, a. k. a. David David. I have two of his scarves and would love to be able to pull off one of his wild technicolor jumpsuits. His patterns are vibrant and fun- eye candy for adults who still like to party. 
You can order his scarves from his online shop or check his site for a list of stockists around the world.