Entirely hand-woven, Element reflects the fresh, geometric style of design duo Scholten & Baijings. Intrigued by the incorporation of yarns of different textures, the designers spent time studying materials and colours, while looking for a construction that would highlight the characteristics of each material. Element brings a refined, bold and contemporary touch to every space.
The combination of a thick wool yarn in light or dark neutral tones with brightly coloured viscose yarns creates a visually and tactilely appealing surface.
You can order a square, rectangular or round rug. The order unit is the square decimeter (10 x 10 cm). For example, if you want a rectangular rug measuring 120 x 130 cm, you'll need to order 12 x 13 = 156 units.
If you want a round rug, you need to order the equivalent of the square rug containing your round rug. For example, for a Ø120 cm rug, you'd need to order the equivalent of a 120 x 120 cm rug, i.e. 144 units.
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Matière 65% pure New Zealand wool, 25% other pure wool, 10% viscose
Product method Hand woven
Weight 1725g/m2 Thickness 11 mm Maximum size 400 x 1000 cm
Country of origin India
Scholten & Baijings
Stefan Scholten and Carole Baijings established their eponymous studio in 2000 and are now widely regarded as of one of the most innovative and dynamic design studios in the world. Renowned for sensitive and subtle yet wholly functional products, a striking and often unexpected use of colour, and exquisitely crafted objects, they have applied their distinctive style to everything from ceramics and silverware to textiles and even a concept car.
Scholten & Baijings have been awarded numerous prestigious prizes, such as the ELLE Decoration International Design Award (EDIDA) for Young Designer Talent 2011, a nomination for Designer of the Year at the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2015 and the Oeuvre Award Sanoma Woon Awards 2014. Their products and limited editions are presented in museums and galleries.
