The Fifth Wall: The Edward Fields Story

Celebrating The Legacy of Edward Fields

Edward Fields Carpet Makers, in collaboration with Aspire Film and Thurlkill Studios, proudly presents The Fifth Wall: The Edward Fields Story. This compelling documentary delves into the life and legacy of Edward Fields, the visionary who elevated carpets from simple floor coverings to bespoke works of art, reshaping American interior design. Premiering on May 20th during NYCxDESIGN at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD Museum), the film explores Fields’ pioneering approach to carpet making. Edward Fields transformed rugs into artistic masterpieces, cementing his influence on American interiors for generations.

A Tradition of Excellence

The Fifth Wall highlights Edward Fields’ groundbreaking collaborations with design legends such as George Nakashima, Marion Dorn, and Raymond Loewy. His carpets have graced iconic interiors, including Philip Johnson’s Glass House and the White House, where they are celebrated as masterpieces of craftsmanship and design. Fueled by a collaborative spirit, Edward Fields Carpet Makers continues this tradition today, working with American-based designers like Fernando Mastrangelo, Bec Brittain, and Alpha Workshops to ensure that American design and craftsmanship are preserved and celebrated for generations to come.

Pocantico II

Embassy Court II

Picnic Blanket I

Rupture I

Sensilla I

Bedros I

Honoring the Legacy

For decades, Edward Fields’ unparalleled custom capabilities and dedication to quality have made it a trade secret among the design elite. The Fifth Wall not only honors this rich history but also reaffirms the brand’s continued influence and commitment to innovation in contemporary design.