Triad
Made by JOV
The Triad takes its visual cue from the jewelry-like chain link motifs of Art Deco, translating that ornamental vocabulary into a floor textile of considered graphic precision. The pattern moves across the surface with a rhythmic, almost architectural cadence, grounding a room without overwhelming it.
Construction begins with thick New Zealand wool, handtufted in perpendicular lines to establish the rug's structural warmth. Glossy Tencel lyocell fills the remaining field, introducing high sheen and strong visual contrast against the matte wool. The interplay between the two fibers is where the piece finds its character: soft underfoot, luminous to the eye.
- Handtufted construction
- New Zealand wool and Tencel lyocell
- Available in custom colors and sizes
- Made to order
JOV approaches each design as a meeting point between textile craft and architectural thinking. Triad is fully customizable in color and dimension, making it a considered fit for residential and contract environments where proportion and surface detail are held to a precise standard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What fibers are used in the JOV Triad rug?
The Triad is handtufted using New Zealand wool as the primary structural fiber, with Tencel lyocell woven in to introduce a glossy, high-sheen contrast. The combination produces a surface that reads as both warm and polished.
Can the Triad be ordered in a custom size?
Yes. The Triad is made to order and is available in custom dimensions and colorways, allowing it to be specified precisely for a given architectural or interior context.
What is Tencel lyocell and why is it used in rugs?
Tencel lyocell is a cellulose-based fiber derived from sustainably sourced wood pulp. In textile applications, it contributes a natural sheen and smooth hand, making it a refined alternative to synthetic pile fibers when high visual definition is the goal.
What design period or aesthetic does the Triad reference?
The Triad draws from the ornamental language of Art Deco, specifically the chain link and repeating geometric motifs found in jewelry and decorative metalwork of that period. The pattern retains that graphic discipline while adapting it to a handcrafted textile format.
How should a handtufted wool and Tencel rug be maintained?
Handtufted rugs benefit from regular rotation to ensure even wear and periodic professional cleaning. Wool is naturally resilient, while Tencel lyocell fibers are sensitive to prolonged moisture, so prompt attention to spills is advised.
