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10606 Culver Boulevard, Los Angeles, California State 90232
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WedekindWorks is the textile art studio of Tami Wedekind, offering unique custom textile art that transforms spaces through scale, color, and texture. With a background in architecture and over 20 years of experience in space design, Tami collaborates with interior designers and architects to create stunning embellishments tailored to each specific location. Drawing inspiration from the historical significance of textiles in shelter and the symbiosis between weaving and architecture, WedekindWorks specializes in developing custom textile art for high-end hotels, corporate offices, and private residences, including window treatments, room dividers, and wall hangings.

Tami Wedekind’s passion lies in collaborating with architects and interior designers to bring their visions to life through unique transformational pieces that add textural warmth and depth to any space. By combining colorful and bold patterns with the right textile weave and innovative framework, WedekindWorks creates pieces that seamlessly integrate with their surroundings. With a focus on creating inspirational art that not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of a space but also complements the overall design concept, WedekindWorks has established itself as a go-to studio for custom textile art that elevates interior environments.

Rooted in the belief that textiles play a fundamental role in shaping the atmosphere of a space, WedekindWorks prides itself on its ability to merge artistry with functionality. Tami Wedekind’s mastery of architectural principles and her keen eye for design enable the studio to deliver bespoke textile art that not only meets but exceeds the expectations of clients. Whether it’s designing intricate window treatments, elegant room dividers, or captivating wall hangings, WedekindWorks is dedicated to creating pieces that not only stand out visually but also contribute to the overall harmony and coherence of the spaces they adorn.