Portland, Oregon

CASCADA PDX

Project Details

Artwork · Five handwoven fiber panels
Project Setting · Cascada PDX, a luxury hotel and spa in Portland, Oregon
Dimensions · 15 ft overall span
Materials · Merino roving, recycled cotton string, natural wool from my family’s sheep farm, handspun linen–cotton blend yarn, jute, and corespun yarn
Mounting · Suspended from round black wooden dowels to frame the doorway
Production & Delivery · Handwoven in the MossHound Designs studio and shipped directly to the project site

Forbidden Fruit Café Ceiling Installation
Artwork · 1,000 handmade tassels
Materials · Recycled cotton string
Mounting · Suspended from the café ceiling

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BEYOND THE VISUAL

  • a softer soundscape

    Fiber art introduces soft, textured surfaces that can help absorb sound and reduce reverberation. Particularly valuable in hospitality settings where comfort and conversation matter.

  • A Connection to Nature

    Natural fibers, organic forms, and landscape-inspired compositions introduce elements of the outdoors. A thoughtful addition to hospitality interiors guided by biophilic design.

  • Color with Intention

    From subtle earth tones and soft neutrals to bright, vibrant florals and expressive landscapes, fiber art introduces color through texture and form. Each palette brings its own character while complementing the surrounding interior.

  • Art that Belongs

    Custom fiber installations respond to the scale, structure, and character of an interior. From expansive feature walls to architectural dividers, each work becomes part of the space itself.

  • Depth You Can Feel

    Layered fibers and dimensional surfaces bring warmth and tactile richness to interiors. A natural contrast to the hard architectural finishes common in hospitality design.

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