Wrap Up Summer With ZigZagZurich’s Artist-Designed Beach Towels

There’s no going back and forth about this: ZigZagZurich’s new Artist Terry Beach Towel Collection is a must-have for your next summer outing. These 100% cotton towels feature graphic patterns and designs by five talented artists: Neil Keating, Marc David Spengler, Liz Collins, Marlene Dallas, and Laura Schor. Unlike art that can only be admired on walls, these artist-designed towels are durable enough for the beach yet soft for cozying up after a swim.

A person standing on a sandy beach, wrapped in colorful towels, looking at the sea in the background under a clear sky

Five colorful, folded towels are placed on a beige staircase

A blue blanket with a yellow abstract design hangs over a black metal railing on a wooden deck with a clear sky and landscape in the background

History of House by Neil Keating

Liverpool-based graphic artist Neil Keating is inspired by pop culture and has created works in collaboration with streetwear brands, local musicians, and industry titans like Nissan, Playstation, Dr Martens, Adidas Superstar, and more. His design, History of House, is a nod to the music scene and the evolution of music genres, including Chicago House, Detroit Techno, New York disco, and the origins of Black and Latin LGBT+ music.

A blue towel with a yellow abstract design is draped over a gray chair on a wooden deck, with a vast landscape and distant mountains in the background

History of House by Neil Keating

A blue towel with yellow and red geometric designs is airborne against a clear sky, with green trees and shrubs visible below

History of House by Neil Keating

A colorful towel with blue, pink, and purple geometric patterns hangs over a black metal railing on a wooden terrace with a scenic view in the background

Sandbanks by Marc David Spengler

Marc David Spengler, a visual artist and illustrator who hails from Stuttgart, Germany, is known for his abstract and colorful compositions inspired by graffiti culture. For ZigZagZurich’s Sandbanks, he takes us to the shores of Ile d’Oleron in France where the vibrant beach huts painted by their owners create an artful scene.

Large, gray outdoor chair covered with two colorful beach towels on a wooden deck, overlooking a vast landscape with fields and distant mountains under a clear blue sky

Sandbanks by Marc David Spengler

A colorful beach towel with a heart design and black stripes lies on sandy ground, held down by rocks in the corners

Sandbanks by Marc David Spengler

A blue and red blanket with a zigzag pattern draped over a black railing. A scenic view of a valley and clear sky is visible in the background

Cracked by Liz Collins

Brooklyn-based artist and designer Liz Collins shows us that what’s Cracked can also be beautiful and unique. Inspired by the fractures of a broken mirror, she transformed this spontaneous pattern into a drawing, embroidery, and now a textile pattern.

Close-up of a beach towel with a blue and red zigzag pattern, partially covering the view of a sandy beach with another towel and some gear on the ground, and a rocky background

Cracked by Liz Collins

A colorful towel with bold red and blue patterns against a clear blue sky with the top of a tree visible at the bottom left corner

Cracked by Liz Collins

A brightly colored blanket with geometric patterns is draped over a black metal railing on a wooden deck overlooking a landscape below a clear blue sky

Sauvage by Marlene Dallas

Marlene Dallas’ unique expression of shapes, structures, and lines is showcased in the Sauvage towel design. This exploration of lines, strokes, and pathways is full of movement and energy.

A vibrant, patterned beach towel lies on a rocky, sandy area near the ocean, with clear blue skies overhead and a person in the water in the distance

Sauvage by Marlene Dallas

A red and orange towel in the air against a rocky cliffside with green bushes under a clear blue sky.

Sauvage by Marlene Dallas

A brightly patterned towel with colorful geometric shapes hangs over a black metal railing on a wooden deck with a scenic countryside view in the background

Swipe by Laura Schor

Swiping left or right has become a modern day expression of choosing what you like. Laura Schor, a Swiss textile designer with a love for designing interiors, celebrates her love of color with the Swipe design.