Designed by Swedish designer Clara von Zweigbergk, the Channel Rug uses different coloured yarns woven together to create a visual and textural diagonal pattern. Hand-woven in India from a blend of New Zealand wool and cotton, the tactile interplay of thickness and colours creates distinctive graphic patterns that give a three-dimensional effect. The rug's natural warmth, comfort and vibrance can be used to elevate most interior spaces.
Clara von Zweigbergk is a graphic designer and art director from Stockholm, Sweden. Her work is characterised by simplicity, balance, and an exceptionally keen sense of colour.
Channel Rug
Channel Rug
by HAY
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Technical Information
Dimensions:-
60x200 - Width: 60 cm, Length: 200 cm
140x200 - Width: 140 cm, Length: 200 cm
170x240 - Width: 170 cm, Length: 240 cm
Made in: India
Materials/Construction
85% New Zealand wool, 15% cotton (OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified).
OEKO-TEX Standard 100 label certifies that every component of the product, from the fabric to the thread and accessories, has been rigorously tested against a list of up to 350 toxic chemicals.
Designed by Swedish designer Clara von Zweigbergk, the Channel Rug uses different coloured yarns woven together to create a visual and textural diagonal pattern. Hand-woven in India from a blend of New Zealand wool and cotton, the tactile interplay of thickness and colours creates distinctive graphic patterns that give a three-dimensional effect. The rug's natural warmth, comfort and vibrance can be used to elevate most interior spaces.
Clara von Zweigbergk is a graphic designer and art director from Stockholm, Sweden. Her work is characterised by simplicity, balance, and an exceptionally keen sense of colour.
