Ängsmark 306 Giugno
Made by Kasthall
Designed by Ilse Crawford
Ängsmark 306 Juni di Kasthall è un tappeto leggero intrecciato disegnato da Ilse Crawford, realizzato in pura lana con una delicata struttura geometrica formata da linee di filato ciniglia. Le sue tonalità mélange tinte in capo traggono ispirazione dai colori cangianti della natura svedese, conferendo alla superficie un carattere sfumato e discretamente organico.
Fili irregolari di lana bianca sono intessuti in tutto il tappeto, aggiungendo sottili riflessi e una texture delicatamente animata. Elegante, sobrio e realizzato individualmente nella fabbrica Kasthall a Kinna, in Svezia, Ängsmark porta calore naturale, raffinatezza tattile e un ritmo architettonico calmo negli interni contemporanei.
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Ängsmark 306 Giugno
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used in the Ängsmark rug?
The Ängsmark is woven in pure wool, with lines of chenille yarn integrated into the structure to create its characteristic gentle geometric relief. Irregular undyed white wool strands are also woven throughout, contributing to its layered, organic surface quality.
Who designed the Kasthall Ängsmark collection?
The Ängsmark collection was designed by Ilse Crawford, the London-based designer known for her deeply considered, human-centered approach to interiors and objects. Crawford has a longstanding collaborative relationship with Kasthall, drawing on Swedish craft traditions and natural references.
Where is the Kasthall Ängsmark rug made?
Each Ängsmark rug is woven individually at Kasthall's mill in Kinna, Sweden, a facility with roots in the nineteenth century and a continued commitment to hand-guided production techniques.
Is the Ängsmark 306 Juni available in custom sizes?
Yes, the Ängsmark is available made to order in custom dimensions, which makes it well suited to site-specific architectural and interior design projects where standard sizes are insufficient.
How does the mélange dyeing process affect the rug's appearance?
Mélange dyeing blends multiple tones within the yarn itself before weaving, so the resulting surface carries a natural variation of color rather than a uniform flat field. In the Juni colorway, this produces a shifting, nuanced depth that changes subtly with light and viewing angle.