PRODUCT PROFILE
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Why must a carpet be laid under a table and why does it have to be either circular or rectangular? With its new carpet collection, Ege Carpets cuts across traditional boundaries and takes a fresh look at how carpets can be used in interior design. The result is Play the Edge, a collection that breaks the mould with its combination of 3D design, new shapes and edges. Developed by in-house designers at Helle Lykke Jensen and Signe Fink Nørgaard, Play the Edge is inspired by origami and precious stones, both of which change appearance depending on the angle of sight. Tel: +45 97 11 88 11
www.ege.dk
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BOLON ARTISAN
Artisan, the future alternative to textile floorcoverings has been launched by Bolon in a collection that draws inspiration from craftsmanship of the past and fuses it with opportunities presented by today’s technologies. “The Industrial Age brought with it a higher level of quality, less margin for error and lower prices, but also standardised expressions and a loss of creative freedom,” explains Marie Eklund, Design and Marketing Manager at Bolon. “We wanted to reach back to the fun, spontaneity and dynamism and combine it with the technical potential of our new machinery to make unique flooring accessible again.” Artisan has been specially developed for large, high- traffic areas and is available as standard rolls or tiles. It is also available in unique pattern combinations through the Bolon Studio concept. Tel: +46 (0)321 53 04 00
www.bolon.com
EGE CARPETS PLAY THE EDGE
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STEPEVI WALL-TO-WALL
Known for its collections of modern luxurious rugs, Stepevi also offer wall-to- wall carpets made to any design, colour, size or technical specification. The latest technology and traditional weaving techniques are combined with the finest materials and dedicated craftsmanship to create every Stepevi carpet. Tel: +44 (0)20 7376 7574
www.stepevi.com
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