Posted: June 10th, 2010 | Author: B&M Felt | Filed under: Felt products, Interior Design, New York | No Comments »
Cleverly constructed from a single piece of industrial felt with the help of magnetic connections this piece can fold into heaps of shapes, including a lovely rosebud bowl. Great for holding anything from keys to mail or even sewing supplies with the felt acting as a pincushion. Handmade in Brooklyn from industrial felt – 85% factory excess wool and 15% mixed fibers. More info and pick one up at Abode New York.
Posted: January 20th, 2010 | Author: B&M Felt | Filed under: Felt products, Furniture, Interior Design, New York | No Comments »
Designed by Chris Ferebee and Laurice Parkin this felt bench is so simple, and yet so brilliant. It’s featured previously in Fashioning Felt in NYC, and is at the upcoming 2010 Fashioning Felt Exhibition in the San Francisco Museum of Craft + Design in October 2010. Made from die-cut industrial wool felt. Email for info or sales.
Posted: December 3rd, 2009 | Author: B&M Felt | Filed under: Clothing, Felt products, New York | No Comments »
This unisex felt hat is pretty much a trademark these days. Ron Arad originally designed his seamless wool felt hat for himself. Alessi picked it up, and now it’s back in production and available at our (second) favourite shop in the world… MoMA!
Posted: November 13th, 2009 | Author: B&M Felt | Filed under: Felt products, Hive, New York, Rugs | No Comments »
Monika Piatkowski has designed what we think is the greatest 100% wool felt rug we have ever seen. It combines our two most favourite things, New York, and… you guessed it… wool felt! We want it. We notice it also comes in Paris. I wonder if they’d make us a Fremantle? Courtesy of Fashioning Felt and Hive.
