Kasthall's Madison hand-tufted boucle rug in pure wool is inspired by buildings and pavement in a graph relief pattern.
Urban environments and architecture inspired Kasthall's designer Maja Johansson to create the Madison rug's patterns reminiscent of building facades and blueprints of city networks. Madison's color schemes are also inspired by urban environments, pavements and concrete. The shapes are defined in a surface of three-thread yarn, creating a cohesive mix in a graph relief pattern, crafted by Loop technique. Suggested retail for 5.6' by 7.9' Madison rug is $2,060.
"I am very pleased that we have brought design together with new technology and production in our 2017 collection. We have a future-forward approach, using up-to-the-minute designs that are classic and timeless at the same time. And we use pure materials, like the wool we use every day. The entire collection is born of equal parts passion and respect for Kasthall and the company's design "legacy and the desire to create new expressions," said design director Lena Jiseborn.
Colors for the Madison design from Kasthall are influenced by urban environments and include bone, midnight, olive twist, sage and paper.
Kasthall's CEO, Eva Boding, wants to take inspiration from new sectors, both in art and fashion. "This is our first collection based on Kasthall's new strategy with an increased focus on design and innovation. We are a global design company with products that works for both private homes and public spaces. To maintain this position we must continually challenge and develop our products. Field and Madison, two rugs with an elegance and modern look, will create a beautiful setting in any room," said Boding.