Brand & Designer

Kasthall
Piastrella Lastra 780 Terracotta

Kasthall

Founded in 1889 in Kinna, Sweden, Kasthall specializes in woven and hand tufted rugs crafted with natural materials, refined Scandinavian design, and exceptional artisanal quality.
David Chipperfield
Tegel - Centro 5

David Chipperfield

A British architect and designer known for a calm, exacting modernism that balances civic gravity with material restraint. His work moves between architecture, interiors, and product design, often aiming for forms that feel quietly authoritative rather than stylistically loud.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used in the Kasthall Fasad DUO rug?

The Fasad DUO is woven from a combination of recycled post-consumer wool and linen. This pairing, the first of its kind for Kasthall, gives the rug a dual character: the wool contributes warmth and tactility, while the linen introduces a subtle, refined sheen to the surface.

Who designed the Kasthall Fasad DUO collection?

The Fasad DUO collection was designed by David Chipperfield, the British architect known for his commitment to structural discipline and carefully considered materiality. The pattern was inspired by the brick façade of Kasthall's own factory in Kinna, Sweden.

Is the Fasad DUO 505 available in custom sizes?

Yes, the Fasad DUO 505 is made to order and available in custom sizes. Because it is produced by Kasthall in Sweden, dimensions can be specified to suit the proportions of a particular space or project.

How is the Fasad DUO rug produced, and where?

The Fasad DUO is woven at Kasthall's facility in Kinna, Sweden. Kasthall has produced handcrafted rugs in Kinna since 1889, and the factory itself served as the architectural reference for the pattern Chipperfield developed for this collection.

What interior settings work well with the Fasad DUO 505 colorway?

The Light Grey and Dark Black colorway is well suited to spaces where the architectural character of the floor needs to hold its own without competing with other surfaces. It works across contemporary residential, hospitality, and professional interiors, particularly those defined by neutral material palettes and considered proportion.