Brand & Designer

Kasthall
Tiles Brick 820 Walnut

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.
Claesson Koivisto Rune
Tiles Block 880 Travertine

Claesson Koivisto Rune

A Swedish design and architecture studio known for a calm, exacting modernism shaped by clarity, proportion, and quiet innovation. Its work moves between architecture, interiors, and product design, often creating pieces that feel effortless, intelligent, and finely resolved.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used in the Kasthall Tiles Slab rug?

The Tiles Slab is hand-tufted using 100% wool, a natural fiber that Kasthall has prioritized throughout its history for its durability, tactile richness, and ability to hold nuanced color. The dense construction gives the rug a grounded, substantial feel underfoot.

Who designed the Tiles collection for Kasthall?

The Tiles collection was designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune, the Stockholm-based architectural and design studio founded by Mårten Claesson, Eero Koivisto, and Ola Rune. The studio is known for its rigorous approach to proportion and its ability to move fluidly between architecture, product design, and furniture.

Can the Tiles Slab 780 be ordered in a custom size?

Yes, Kasthall offers custom sizing on the Tiles Slab, making it suitable for residential projects with specific floor plan requirements as well as larger-scale hospitality and contract interiors.

How should a wool tufted rug like the Tiles Slab be maintained?

Regular vacuuming with a suction-only setting preserves the pile and removes particulate without distorting the fiber structure. For spot cleaning, a damp cloth with mild soap is recommended. Professional cleaning is advised for thorough maintenance, as wool responds best to gentle, low-moisture methods.

What interior contexts suit the Terracotta colorway of Tiles Slab?

The Terracotta colorway works particularly well in spaces that already reference natural materials, warm stone, raw plaster, or aged wood. Its mineral quality bridges contemporary architectural interiors and more organic, craft-informed rooms without competing with either palette.