Polku bedspread, 280 x 260 cm, grey

Roots Living

1790 DKK 1990 DKK

Colour: Grey


Roots Living
Polku bedspread
1790 DKK 1990 DKK



Description

Roots Living's Polku bedspread is made of GOTS-certified cotton decorated with a delicate stitch pattern. The combination is both refined and relaxed at the same time. The bedcover lays on the bed lightly, airly, and feels so soft against your skin that you want to curl up under it to take a quick - or a little bit longer - nap! Designed by Ulla Koskinen, the 280 x 260 cm bedspread is designed for beds 160 cm or 180 cm wide.

Material
100% cotton
Colour
Grey
Length
260 cm
Width
280 cm
Weight
4.3 kg
Care instructions
Machine wash 40°C. Do not bleach. Warm iron. Tumble dry low.
Product ID
RL2007260GREY

Ulla Koskinen

Ulla Koskinen is a Finnish designer who has studied textile and clothing design at the University of Art and Design Helsinki. Ulla Koskinen is a creative force behind the Woodnotes Design Team. In addition to Woodnotes, she has worked with numerous Finnish companies including Artek, Durat, Kannustalo and Marimekko.

In addition she works also with private clients and smaller organizations. For Woodnotes Ulla Koskinen has designed taut, precise, straight-edged benches upholstered in sand fabric. The loungers My and Roo, which won the 2009 Interior Innovation Award in Cologne, are also her design. Koskinen explains that she designs interiors to express individual character without relying on any specific signature style. She seeks the internal rhythm of a space, its full range of functions, from activity to relaxation.

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