Proenza Schouler Ceates Interior Textile Collection for Knoll Luxe
January 12, 2009 | Levent OZLER
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of the widely acclaimed fashion house, Proenza Schouler, have created their first interior textile collection for Knoll Luxe.
Inspired by their work on the runway, the six upholstery fabrics embody the designers' concept of "nonchalant luxury."
This is the second collection of fabrics presented by Knoll Luxe, a new brand of fine fabrics from Knoll Inc., launched last Spring and created with the executive office, top hotel and residential markets in mind.
"Throughout its 70 year history, Knoll has been committed to supporting top American designers.
The company's connection with Proenza Schouler is the latest chapter in this regard," says Dorothy Cosonas, creative director of Knoll Luxe.
"Proenza Schouler's sensibility, which is classic, modern and timeless, is in keeping with our tradition.
I love their sense of color, their combination of large and small pattern scales, and their mixtures of dry and shimmering textures."
Knoll has been working with Proenza Schouler for over a year to translate runway fabrics into those that meet the rigorous requirements of interior use.
All are based on existing fabrics as seen on the runway and have a palette distinctly driven by Proenza Schouler that includes clean neutrals with punches of rich, dramatic colors such as royal purple and deep berry.
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