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Liora Manné
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210 Eleventh Avenue, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10001
(212) 989-2732
www.lioramanne.com

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lioramannalogo.gifWith Liora Manné, it's all about color, pattern and texture. Her vibrant designs now include upholstered furniture, rugs, lighting, pillows, wallpaper, textiles, home accessories and rugs...

 
 

Liora Manné has created four patented manufacturing techniques for her rugs:

  • Lamontage: the ancient art of felting is transformed by modern technology and materials through a patented process. Acrylic fibers are layered and then interlocked by needle-punching to create custom colors.
  • Dimensions: utilizes a computerized water-jet rug process to allow for the creation of intricate, cut-out patterns on the Lamontage rug base.
  • Montique: utilizes custom dyed fibers that are cut, blended and layered by hand and are then encased in plastic for a translucent high-tech effect. This innovative process results in products that are practical, durable and contemporary.
  • Lumina: colored fibers are layered into acrylic for the design. The acrylic is then molded to create a shape.

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Lamontage Custom Rug for Private Residence in Westport, Connecticut
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Lamontage Custom Rug for the New York Public Library

You can also present an idea or sketch to Liora Manné and she will create a custom rug, lampshade, or textile for you.

>>Updated from this post published 10.31.05

Liora Manné

Location:
210 Eleventh Avenue, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10001
Phone:
(212) 989-2732
Website: www.lioramanne.com
Categories: rugs & carpets, decorative accessories, lighting & fans, lighting & fans, furniture & product designers

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I love it all. The design, the textiles, the vibrancy, the process... Love it!

posted by Adrienne11 on April 16th 2009 at 7:30am
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I am drooling, I love the orange swirly one.... these rugs really appeal to the senses... the colors and textures. I would love to feel some of these... too bad they don't make a browser plug in for that yet.

posted by siera104 on April 16th 2009 at 9:47am
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Ah, I knew I recognized that library! Great reno of the children's room in the [previously very shabby] branch at 181st(ish).... miss that library. Those giant light fixtures deserve a post of their own -- they;re spectacular.

posted by ljbmonkey on April 16th 2009 at 10:47am
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I wrote a paper on her and Todd Oldham about four years ago in grad school for a modern textiles class.
Amazing and interesting techniques! I should see if I can dig up that paper.

posted by Lady K on April 22nd 2009 at 9:00pm
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