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.
Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg
Moss 500 Grigio Argento

Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg

A Swedish textile designer known for a confident, fashion-aware approach to rugs shaped by color, pattern, and technical precision. Her work brought a modern, expressive energy to Scandinavian textile design while remaining deeply grounded in craft.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used in Kasthall's Ingrid Icon rug?

The Ingrid Icon is constructed with a linen warp and a pure wool weft. This pairing gives the rug both structural stability and a warm, tactile surface that develops character with use.

Who designed the Ingrid collection for Kasthall?

The Ingrid collection was designed by Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg, one of Kasthall's most recognized creative voices. Her work consistently draws on Scandinavian textile heritage, translating traditional textile structures into contemporary floor coverings.

Is the Ingrid Icon 283 available in custom sizes?

Yes. Like many Kasthall rugs, the Ingrid Icon 283 is available made to order in custom dimensions, making it suitable for bespoke residential and hospitality projects with specific spatial requirements.

How does the Ocean Green colorway read in different lighting conditions?

Ocean Green sits between a muted teal and a softened sage, shifting subtly under different light temperatures. In warm artificial light it reads closer to olive; in cooler or natural daylight it reveals a clearer, more aquatic depth.

What interiors does the Ingrid Icon rug suit best?

Its structured pattern and natural fiber composition make it a versatile foundation for Scandinavian-influenced, contemporary, or warm minimalist interiors. It performs well in living rooms, bedrooms, studies, and contract hospitality settings where material quality is a priority.