Gesture - Stroke
Stroke rug from cc-tapis designed by Sabine Marcelis. Part of the Gesture collection
Model: Stroke 1.0 Blue Color Blue
Size: 300x160
Material: Himalayan Wool
Quality: A+ (152.000 knots/sqm approx)
Stroke by Sabine Marcelis The Stroke collection was really about creating a singular gesture as a rug. A simple brush stroke which highlights the extraordinary craftsmanship of woven rugs. The varied pile height and subtle colour differences accentuate the 3 dimensionalities of these rugs. A drawing, ‘stroke’ on the floor ‘Rooms become a canvas’ The total interior is the artwork. The stroke is the start of it, complemented by and complimenting the rest of the furniture to complete the artwork. The stroke symbolizes a start, to build upon. Simple, yet strong gestures as inspiration: The pure act of whiting out windows by brushing on white paint. The strong singular gesture of a Roy Lichtenstein painting One act which really brings out the materiality and showcases the beauty of the production process. Subtle differences in colour provide the effect, colour is used as a design tool, not ornamentally Drawing on the floor Versatility It demands its own attention but can coexist and complement other furniture in a space. It's not too loud, but it is powerful. I thought of my own interior and what kind of a rug I would place in it. There is already so many diverse furniture pieces, the rug would need to pull it all together and not create chaos out of the total.
Please check availability with us before ordering. For alternative configurations or more details regarding this item, contact us at info@lostweekend.ie or 01 2140711.
Stroke rug from cc-tapis designed by Sabine Marcelis. Part of the Gesture collection
Model: Stroke 1.0 Blue Color Blue
Size: 300x160
Material: Himalayan Wool
Quality: A+ (152.000 knots/sqm approx)
Stroke by Sabine Marcelis The Stroke collection was really about creating a singular gesture as a rug. A simple brush stroke which highlights the extraordinary craftsmanship of woven rugs. The varied pile height and subtle colour differences accentuate the 3 dimensionalities of these rugs. A drawing, ‘stroke’ on the floor ‘Rooms become a canvas’ The total interior is the artwork. The stroke is the start of it, complemented by and complimenting the rest of the furniture to complete the artwork. The stroke symbolizes a start, to build upon. Simple, yet strong gestures as inspiration: The pure act of whiting out windows by brushing on white paint. The strong singular gesture of a Roy Lichtenstein painting One act which really brings out the materiality and showcases the beauty of the production process. Subtle differences in colour provide the effect, colour is used as a design tool, not ornamentally Drawing on the floor Versatility It demands its own attention but can coexist and complement other furniture in a space. It's not too loud, but it is powerful. I thought of my own interior and what kind of a rug I would place in it. There is already so many diverse furniture pieces, the rug would need to pull it all together and not create chaos out of the total.
Please check availability with us before ordering. For alternative configurations or more details regarding this item, contact us at info@lostweekend.ie or 01 2140711.
Stroke rug from cc-tapis designed by Sabine Marcelis. Part of the Gesture collection
Model: Stroke 1.0 Blue Color Blue
Size: 300x160
Material: Himalayan Wool
Quality: A+ (152.000 knots/sqm approx)
Stroke by Sabine Marcelis The Stroke collection was really about creating a singular gesture as a rug. A simple brush stroke which highlights the extraordinary craftsmanship of woven rugs. The varied pile height and subtle colour differences accentuate the 3 dimensionalities of these rugs. A drawing, ‘stroke’ on the floor ‘Rooms become a canvas’ The total interior is the artwork. The stroke is the start of it, complemented by and complimenting the rest of the furniture to complete the artwork. The stroke symbolizes a start, to build upon. Simple, yet strong gestures as inspiration: The pure act of whiting out windows by brushing on white paint. The strong singular gesture of a Roy Lichtenstein painting One act which really brings out the materiality and showcases the beauty of the production process. Subtle differences in colour provide the effect, colour is used as a design tool, not ornamentally Drawing on the floor Versatility It demands its own attention but can coexist and complement other furniture in a space. It's not too loud, but it is powerful. I thought of my own interior and what kind of a rug I would place in it. There is already so many diverse furniture pieces, the rug would need to pull it all together and not create chaos out of the total.
Please check availability with us before ordering. For alternative configurations or more details regarding this item, contact us at info@lostweekend.ie or 01 2140711.
