Bislett throw 200 x 135 cm, lemon tart

Røros Tweed

206.00€ 229.00€

Colour: Yellow, beige


Røros Tweed
Bislett throw 200 x 135 cm
206.00€ 229.00€



Description

Røros Tweed's Bislett throw, designed by Hallgeir Homstvedt, is a delight for all senses. The distinctive pattern is inspired by the Moiré phenomenon, which can occur when two similar patterns are layered on top of each other, creating a sense of movement. The Bislett throw has been named after Oslo's main athletics track, which has a personal connection for the designer.

High-quality home textiles by the Norwegian Røros Tweed are made from 100% Norwegian lambswool, shorn from sheep living free in the mountains. The manufacturing process is also kept fully in Norway to maintain high standards, which have been essential to the company's continued success since the 1940s.

Material
100% Norwegian lambswool
Colour
Yellow, beige
Length
200 cm
Width
135 cm
Weight
1.2 kg
Care instructions
Hand wash at 30°C or dry clean
Product ID
RTW5153

Hallgeir Homstvedt

Hallgeir Homstvedt (b. 1977) is a Norwegian designer, who studied industrial design at the Newcastle University in Australia. After graduating with honours in 2006, he went to work for the Norway Says design collective established by Torbjørn Anderssen, Andreas Engesvik and Espen Voll. In 2009 Homstvedt founded his own studio focused on furniture, product and interior design. His work has been exhibited in Oslo, London, Tokyo, New York and Milan and he has designed for brands such as Muuto, Lexon, One Nordic (Hem), L. K. Hjelle and Established & Sons.

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