Fringe rug, 0722

Kvadrat

1,072.00€

Colour: Blue, light grey, dark grey


Kvadrat
Fringe rug
1,072.00€



Description

Kvadrat’s Fringe wool rug was named after its most prominent feature, the long fringes that run along its sides. Designed by Daniel Costa, the rug is woven by hand by skilled Indian weavers from blue, smoky grey and charcoal grey wool yarns that blend into beautiful blocks of colour. The vibrant blue ends add to the fun, contemporary look. According to Costa, Fringe makes a happy addition to any home due to its fringes and fresh colours.

Material
100% new wool
Colour
Blue, light grey, dark grey
Length
200 cm
Width
140 cm
Height
0.5 cm
Measurement details
Length, width, height: +/-3%.
Length of fringes 15 cm, colour block at ends 5 cm and 10 cm.
Notes
As the rugs are woven by hand, slight colour differences and irregularities may occur.
Care instructions
Professional cleaning.
Product ID
DA200330722

Daniel Costa

Daniel Costa is a designer from Design Academy Eindhoven. His style is often characterized by an organic touch and finding surprising elements from ordinary and traditional materials. Costa’s unique style can be found for instance from the Fringe rugs by Kvadrat.

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