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Element - 0750
About this product
Architonic ID: 20083007
SKU: 20114 - 0750
Year of Launch: 2019
Production method: Hand woven
Production time: 6- 9 weeks
Composition: 65% pure New Zealand wool, 25% new wool, 10% viscose
Size of border: approx. 2 cm (¾")
Width: 50- 400 cm (1' 7 ½"- 13' 1 ½")
Length: 80- 1,000 cm (2' 7 ½"- 32' 9 ½")
Weight: 1,725 g/m² (5.65 oz/sq ft)
Height: 11 mm (½")
Traffic:
Suitable for light to moderate residential and commercial use
with exceptions of stairways, corridors or with the use of castors.
Concept
Entirely handwoven, Element reflects the fresh, geometric style of design duo Scholten & Baijings. Intrigued by the incorporation of yarns with different textures, the designers spent time studying materials, colours and bindings, while searching at length for a construction that would allow the various material characteristics to emerge. The end result bringsboth a refined,bold, and contemporary touch to any space.
Element combines a specially developed woollen felt yarn in light or dark neutral shades with brightly coloured viscose yarns.
The interplay of the voluminous, matte wool with subtly shimmering viscose threads offers an elegant expression and an inviting, tactile surface.
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Specifications
Color
Colour grey, Colour solid / plain
Material
Blended fabric, Textile
Variants
7
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Design files
10
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Designers
Scholten & Baijings
Netherlands
tefan Scholten and Carole Baijings have worked as a young designing duo since 2000. Before then, Stefan Scholten was involved in the renowned duo Copray & Scholten. All of their work is characterised by restrained design and an eye for detail. In addition to a large number of trend-setting project-based assignments, they also develop free products and have been working for Gelderland on the 6900 series since 2005. The minimalist design of this furniture blends in seamlessly with the Gelderland collection. Other examples of their work can be seen in the Amsterdam Stedelijk Museum and the Central Museum in Utrecht. © Gelderland Groep