Commune Design Rugs

Rugs by commune biography founded by roman alonso and steven johanknecht commune is a los angeles based collective of architects interior designers graphic designers artists artisans craftsmen and builders with a global portfolio of projects in residential commercial and hospitality sectors.

Commune design rugs.

Commercial production of handwoven blankets and rugs has been an important element of the navajo economy. Navajo rugs and blankets navajo. The goal was to enhance the interiors with handcrafted millwork and furniture pieces by local artisans as well as a large selection of objects and furnishings ultimately creating an elevated camping experience for a family of six. In this boho styled living room by commune design based in los angeles california several different turkish kilim accent pillows with slight variations in color and pattern top off the moroccan day beds.

Diyogí are textiles produced by navajo people of the four corners area of the united states navajo textiles are highly regarded and have been sought after as trade items for over 150 years. Commune design is a design studio based in los angeles california with a reputation for work across the fields of architecture interior design graphic design and product design. Photo by amy neusinger. As one expert expresses it classic navajo serapes at their.

The custom cocktail table is by commune design thered lacquer framed mirror is custom the 1920s spanish torchiere is from revival antiques in pasadena the curtains are of a brunschwig fils velvet and the rug is by christopher farr. The trendy furniture makers team up with l a. Designed in collaboration with feldman architecture this 5000 square foot residence in san francisco was handcrafted from the ground up. Renovation of a ten acre vacation compound in northern california including a main house originally built in the 1930s two tents and two cabins.

Sticking to a specific type of pattern can create a sense of cohesion in a space. Design firm commune to create boho meets midcentury rugs lighting furniture and more by mackenzie schmidt. Inspired by modernist scandinavian architecture the house has a limited material palette of lime washed norman brick black terracotta tile plaster copper blackened bronze and salvaged local redwood walnut and elm. The collection references traditional textile patterns in inventive constructions as seen through the multidisciplinary los angeles based design studio commune design.

In the living room the sofas in a rogers goffigon fabric and armchair in a donghia cotton linen are all by george smith.