Need some colour in your space? Look no further.
By enlarging a photograph, graphic designer Cristian Zuzanaga played up its pixels’ 26 brillian hues to create this hand-knotted wool rug for Spanish rug company Nanimarquina.
Consider it a digital cornucopia of colour.
www.nanimarquina.com
Love the outdoors but stuck indoors?
After seeing a charred tree trunk on Lake Cachuma in California, Floor to Heaven creative art director Michaela Schleypen tuned the mental image into a sculpted wool rug with natural colour variations.
Feel free to roll around with the risk of splinters in your butt.
www.floortoheaven.com
Eva-Johanna Sandberg’s Eyot collection is a line of rugs inspired by landscapes.
The pieces encourage children to sit on the floor so that they can interact with the different materials and textures, creating a sense of playfulness and imagination.
The Swedish-born designer’s idea is to create a design that benefits the whole family through group participation.
www.evajohannasandberg.com
Swedish designer Ingrid Kulper believes form and colour are necessary for one’s well-being — and she gets the inspiration for her carpets from looking at nature.
An example of this is the crown carpet, above, which is like the patterning found in a sunflower.
Useful for both home and work, the carpets are handtufted in 100% [...]
Looking for a twist on the ordinary?
Richard Hutten’s hand-tufted wool rug, mad for I + I Carpets of Milan, is a sophisticated one-liner that blends tradition with eclecticism.
On one side, it’s an intricate pattern of an Oriental carpet. On the other, the skewed look of a JPG download gone terribly wrong.
www.iandi.it
