Adam Pogue is a textile artist based in Los Angeles. He began his career working in apparel and has since created his own textile appliqué language, inspired by Korean Pojagi and quilting techniques found throughout the world. Adam works with Commune on product and special projects using textile remnants and vintage fabrics that Commune finds along the way. Obi fabrics from a trip to Japan, army canvas used for upholstery, and discarded carpet and drapery are all reconfigured to create a new textile experience.
Mixed materials; canvas, wool felt, cotton, silk, and vintage fabrics upholstered on down feather with carved oak legs. This ottoman is one of a kind.
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Adam Pogue is a textile artist based in Los Angeles. He began his career working in apparel and has since created his own textile appliqué language, inspired by Korean Pojagi and quilting techniques found throughout the world. Adam works with Commune on product and special projects using textile remnants and vintage fabrics that Commune finds along the way. Obi fabrics from a trip to Japan, army canvas used for upholstery, and discarded carpet and drapery are all reconfigured to create a new textile experience.
Mixed materials; canvas, wool felt, cotton, silk, and vintage fabrics upholstered on down feather with carved oak legs. This ottoman is one of a kind.
Professional shipping required additional shipping charges will apply.