Museum of Tolerance Wosk Theatre, Los Angeles

Native Child and Family Services, Toronto

Institutional Interiors

FELT designs can be adapted to different sites and budgets, and new designs can be developed through consultation and consideration of context. Non-profit organizations, museums and educational institutions can benefit from felt’s sound dampening properties as it enhances the atmosphere of libraries, lobbies, boardrooms and reading rooms. Through mentoring and teaching, Kathryn Walter, has also provided students with opportunities for exploring felt through design in University environments. Contact the studio to discuss your project.

Amant Foundation, Brooklyn

Reading room wall
Project design: SO-IL
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Thunder Bay Public Library

Wall hangings made with community
Collaboration with Jean Marshall
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Natural Resources Defense Council, DC

Reception walls
Project Design: Studio Gang
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Toronto Metropolitan University

Feature wall in Library
School of Interior Design student project
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Toronto Metropolitan University

Feature wall in Library
School of Interior Design student project
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Natural Resources Defense Council, Chicago

Reading room wall
Project design: Nushu Design
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Tippet Rise Art Centre, Montana

Recording studio walls
Client commission
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Parsons, The New School, NYC

Feature wall in the Dean’s office
Client commission
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City University New York Law School

Built-in bench in gallery
Project Design: Kohn Pederson Fox
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Britannia Beach Mining Museum, BC

Theatre walls
Project Design: TRB Architecture
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Native Child & Family Services, Toronto

Feature wall
Project design: LGA Partners
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Wosk Theatre, Museum of Tolerance, LA

Theatre walls
Project Design: Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design
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