Chilewich

In Paris for MAISON&OBJET? Let's rendezvous. Discover our Fall/Winter collection, including dynamic new weaves like Spark (shown here) and fresh hues, in Hall 4 at stand F30/G29. 👉 Stop by or reserve an appointment: https://lnkd.in/egSymEGs #maisonetobjet

We're honored to be underfoot at the Case Study House of Lily Collins and Charlie McDowell—in the form of a Skinny Stripe Shag mat. Photographed by Justin Chung Inc. for Vogue, the respectful renovation is the work of Los Angeles-based Emily Farnham Architecture. Archival photo of Case Study House 10 by Julius Shulman © J. Paul Getty Trust. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles (2004.R.10)

Our design team is growing! We're #hiring an Associate Textile Designer at our New York studio and corporate offices. Are you an entrepreneurially minded design lover with a passion for how things are made? Learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/ga6vQWSJ

Let's connect at Shoppe Object (August 4–6), New York's design-minded home and gift show. There's even more to discover this season, as we showcase our Fall/Winter collection and offer a sneak peek at our first-of-its-kind collaboration with an American icon. Visit us on the ground floor of Skylight at Essex Crossing, where we'll be in good company with the likes of Heller, Fredericks & Mae, TASCHEN, Bergs Potter, and The Floral Society 👉 Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/eGsnWug7

Get a first look at our Fall/Winter Hospitality collection, featuring new designs to enhance any dining experience. Combining rich texture with finely calibrated color, these debut weaves and fresh hues are ready to instantly refresh tables, bars, trays, and more, indoors and out. 📖 View the seasonal lookbook: https://bit.ly/3YigvMG ➡ Find your sales representative: https://bit.ly/44FsYui

The Chilewich offices got a refresh. Our Shuttle tiles in color Orbit look out of this world!

Behind the design: Our new Botanic weave was developed through a playful process that began with a trip to NYC's Flower District. Back at our studio, a variety of stems were arranged on paper. These compositions were then covered in a coat of spray paint. When the flowers were lifted away from the painted paper, their silhouettes remained.⁣⁣⁠ ⁣⁣⁠ The works on paper were photographed and then the compositions were collaged digitally. Finally, the image was translated into a woven jacquard, its playful blooms enlivened through unexpected color.⁣⁣⁠ ⁣⁣⁠ Botanic debuts as placemats, table runners, and rugs—as featured in the The New York Times.

Introducing West Elm Chilewich, a new collection created with today's ever-evolving workspaces in mind. Spanning flooring, rugs, wall textiles, upholstery fabric, and window coverings, our collaboration combines the rich texture and multi-tonal colors typically reserved for residential spaces with commercial-grade performance, indoor/outdoor versatility, and easy maintenance. Modern sophistication and American craftmanship come together in debuts such as Vestige, the new weave shown here, along with a broad range of new, multi-tonal colors. Discover the full collection: https://lnkd.in/e-5HnG_E

Explore our design solutions for multifamily living and more at Apartmentalize, June 20–21 in Philadelphia. Ideally suited to high-traffic environments, our flooring, wall textiles, window coverings, and upholstery fabrics offer a contemporary look while providing exceptional durability and easy maintenance, helping to create welcoming and flexible spaces, indoors and out. Visit us at booth 249 in the National Apartment Association (Naahq) Exposition. ➡ Register for Apartmentalize: https://lnkd.in/eKiZUrv3 ➡ Order complimentary samples: chilewichAD.com Featured project: David Stott Building Detroit Apartments Design: Patrick Thompson Design Inc Flooring: Chilewich Ikat tiles Photo: John D'Angelo #apartmentalize #multifamily #gymdesign

Our Overshot weave is a 2024 NYCxDESIGN Awards honoree in the category of contract wall coverings. Also available as rugs, upholstery fabric, window coverings, and table mats, Overshot is inspired by vintage American coverlets. It's named for a weave structure with a long history and a distinctive construction: as the weft yarn jumps or "shoots" over the foundational plain weave of the warp yarns, a decorative pattern layer is created. ⁣⁠ ➡Get a closer look with free samples: https://bit.ly/3wRRJrz