THE FINEST patterns - Hybrid Effect

Name: THE FINEST patterns - Hybrid Effect
Brand: kymo

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Opposites in harmony. HYBRID EFFECT from THE FINEST collection is a blend of the impressions created by technology and soft, natural materials. The finest New Zealand wool tufted by hand into a compact surface; futuristic elements almost reminiscent of stars, masterfully carved out of space. Add light and shadow and the carpet reveals its relief. The result: a singularly special look and feel, a transition to the third dimension.
“As a trained designer of jewellery, I’m fascinated by intricate designs and working with sculptures. Carving materials allows me to re-explore this facet of art. Using this technique allows you to take a carpet, which has comparatively little depth or volume, and work a relief into it. What started out as an even surface changes into a topographic ornament, which only reminds you of its original idea, a metal mesh, when viewed from a distance.”
- Katharina Tannous, Design & Product Development, kymo

Manufacturing technique: handtufted / hand carved
Material: 100% New Zealand wool
Total height: 1,4 - 1,5 cm
Total weight: 5,0 kg/sqm
Custom sizes: yes
Custom colours: yes
Custom shapes: on request

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Categorised in Carpets / Rugs - Rugs - Shape customized - Size customized - Colour customized - Technique hand-tufted - Colour grey - Colour solid / plain - Wool - Textile - Natural fibres - Pure fabric.

Part of the collection THE FINEST.

Manufacturer kymo

Family The Finest - Patterns

Architonic ID 20310345

Order number TF.021

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Originality and naturalness are among the most important values of our time. With THE FINEST, kymo returns to its essence, combining the finest raw materials and time-honoured craftsmanship to create sensual works of art.

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