Ines Reed 630 Dry Lavender
Made by Kasthall
Designed by Kasthall Design Studio
Ines Reed began as a study in paper folding and collage, a process that left its mark on every detail of the finished textile. The rug's repeating stripes shift in pile height from row to row, producing a surface that reads as both ordered and quietly dimensional, catching light differently depending on angle and position in a room.
The Dry Lavender colorway occupies a considered middle ground: neither fully neutral nor overtly chromatic. Its muted, atmospheric tone draws on the grey-violet register that has long appeared in Scandinavian textile traditions, where restraint in color is understood as a form of sophistication rather than absence.
Wool and linen are the structural partners here. Wool contributes warmth and resilience; linen introduces a slight coolness and a subtle sheen that becomes more apparent at the boundaries between pile heights. The combination gives the surface a tactile depth that rewards close attention.
- Construction: hand-tufted
- Materials: wool and linen
- Produced at Kasthall's mill in Kinna, Sweden
- Available in custom sizes
- Designed by Kasthall Design Studio
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Ines Reed 630 Dry Lavender
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used in the Ines Reed rug?
Ines Reed is crafted from a blend of wool and linen. Wool provides resilience and warmth, while linen introduces a subtle sheen and slight textural contrast, particularly visible where pile heights transition between stripes.
Is the Ines Reed available in custom sizes?
Yes, Ines Reed is available as a made-to-order piece in custom dimensions. Production takes place at Kasthall's mill in Kinna, Sweden, where each rug is individually tufted to specification.
What inspired the design of Kasthall's Ines Reed?
The design originated from a study of paper folding and collage. That process informed the rug's characteristic stripe structure and the deliberate variation in pile heights, which give the surface an architectural, almost sculptural quality.
How does the Dry Lavender colorway read in an interior?
Dry Lavender sits in a muted grey-violet register, tonal enough to function as a grounding element without reading as a true neutral. It works well in spaces with natural stone, pale wood, or soft white walls, where its atmospheric quality becomes more pronounced.
Where is Kasthall based, and how long have they been producing rugs?
Kasthall has operated its mill in Kinna, in the Sjuhärad textile region of Sweden, since 1889. The company is one of Scandinavia's most respected handcraft rug producers, known for combining traditional Swedish weaving expertise with contemporary design direction.