Varjo rug, blue

Muuto

from  $812.00

Colour: Blue

Size


Muuto
Varjo rug
from  $812.00



Description

The Varjo rug by Muuto was designed by Tina Ratzer. Varjo is hand-woven from New Zealand lambswool, and the lovely tone-in-tone colours and subtle patterns make it suitable for all types of interiors and styles, for both homes as well as public spaces.

The designer Tina Ratzer says about the Varjo collection: "The idea was to create a geometric rug with multiple layers and dimensions. I wanted to give the first layer an easy understandable language and balanced colour scheme. When you go one layer deeper a dynamic herringbone pattern arises and brings a new dimension and a surprising twist to the rug. Varjo is Finnish for shadow, which translates to the shadow effects that are created between the layers, as the darkest colour block almost rises above the others, creating a three-dimensional expression.”

Material
100% New Zealand wool
Colour
Blue
Length
240–300 cm
Width
170–200 cm
Notes
Please note, handwoven rugs may vary in size.
Care instructions
For regular cleaning, vacuum the rugs. Clean stains instantly with sparkling water. The rugs should be turned every 6 months for maintenance purposes.
Product ID
MU18064

Tina Ratzer

Tina Ratzer (born 1971) is a textile designer from Denmark. Ratzer has graduated from the design school Kolding, and she has her own trademark, Ratzer. Her focus is on classic patterns with a modern twist and she prefers natural materials, such as pure wool. Tina Ratzer also works on exhibitions, public commissions and freelance assignments. Her work has been shown for example at the MoMA in New York.

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