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Stamp Rugs

Posted by rugzine.com in Contemporary Rugs

Rugs are made to cover the floor in our houses, to make them warm and provide protection for the feet. They have been made of wool for a long time and, even though nowadays the manufacturers can use a lot of different materials, the best and most wanted rugs are made of natural wool. Any way, the material is important, but so is the design. If you have a nice modern home, you will certainly want a special and unique design for the rugs. One of the most unusual designs for the rugs I have ever seen is the “stamp rug”.

Concept Rugs Collection

Posted by rugzine.com in Contemporary Rugs

The carpets in the Concept Collection fulfill the desire for simplicity and directness. Because design is abandoned here, the main focus shifts to large surfaces, color, structure, and quality. “This is a grand entrance for Tibetan highland wool,” says Jan Kath. “Although it is essentially a monochrome surface, a sense of vitality is created by the materials used.

Mauro Rugs Collection

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Stinging-nettle fibers are the basic material of the Mauro Collection. Wool and silk are used solely to create individual accents. Due to the choice of materials, the carpets express an untouched charm, as though left to nature.

Dark Side of the Moon Rug

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Viennese designer Martin Mostböck has designed a rug inspired by the scarred surface of the moon. Called Dark Side of the Moon, the carpet was designed for Vorwork and features laser cut craters.