The wool used in the warp includes a blend of different hues, coming from the natural variations of the sheep themselves. These are complemented by a range of natural and dyed shades in the weft. The combination of robust, sturdy woollen fibres and a durable construction ensures the rugs’ longevity.

For rectangular rugs, the short edges can be finished with an option of 3cm-long fringes, or with a two-coloured hand binding that matches the colour of the rug. The selvedges feature a loom binding.

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Jute is a plant-based material that has been chosen for its strength as well as its environmentally-friendly credentials. It is locally sourced in India, where it is cultivated, manufactured and spun before being woven by hand.

As the jute and a part of the wool is left undyed, less dyestuff, water and energy are used.

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The result is perfectly suited to contemporary high end residential interiors.

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The warp is built out of yarns in six different colours, a plain colour used in alternation with a colourfull multicoloured stripe. The weft sees a slightly thicker yarn used, with two contrasting neutral colours interchanged. On the top of each rug the dark colour builds the rip of the twill and on the lower part the rip is woven in a lighter colour. The locking yarn corresponds to the rip of the twill.

A design that combines well with all natural flooring materials such as oak, slate, concrete, and terrazzo, Dashes is suitable for medium to heavy residential and commercial use.

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The wool used in the warp includes a blend of different hues, coming from the natural variations of the sheep themselves. These are complemented by a range of natural and dyed shades in the weft. The combination of robust, sturdy woollen fibres and a durable construction ensures the rugs’ longevity.

For rectangular rugs, the short edges can be finished with an option of 3cm-long fringes, or with a two-coloured hand binding that matches the colour of the rug. The selvedges feature a loom binding.

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Duotone’s soft yet distinctive palette has received a recolour that lends new depth to colour pairings ranging from sulphate blue to coral. Its signature muted irregularity is paired with what Hella Jongerius describes as “the most simple flat-woven basket construction; the archetype of weaving” — a nod to Hallingdal, Kvadrat’s iconic basketwoven textile.

Combining quiet intricacies of colour and texture, Duotone offers a powerful statement that never overpowers.

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Distinct and recognisable thanks to its distinct process of twisting, then hand-dyeing yarns so that the colour never completely penetrates the core of the yarn, Bold is an assured presence in any space.

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Originally designed by Fanny Aronsen, Harald comes in a new colour palette conceived by Raf Simons offering a particularly large selection of vivid keynote tones, including primrose yellow, burnt orange, raspberry, lavender, aubergine and dark mint green, alongside more natural tones. Harald is a durable fabric suitable for use as curtains as well as in upholstery.

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Tactile irregularities play across the surface of Daybreak 2. This gives the curtain a natural look that is reminiscent of linen.

As the light conditions change, the expression of Daybreak 2 changes too. Consequently, the mood the curtain projects evolves throughout the day, as it reveals eye-catching colour nuances and structures.

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