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Not a stripe insight with Jaudon


from Lano Carpets


In three sophisticated designs offering an alternative to the ubiquitous stripe, including an on-trend tonal houndstooth, Jaudon from Lano Carpets brings contemporary patterned carpet to the home.


Beautifully woven on the latest in Wilton looms in a two-tone loop, the carpet is ideal for homeowners looking for a quality carpet that puts a fresh spin on pattern with its pindot, diamond pindot and houndstooth designs.


Jaudon uses Lano’s three-ply yarn to provide exceptional clarity to the modern geometrics available in a selection of mid-tone naturals, modern greys and charcoal. A thoroughly contemporary take on patterned carpet for the home, Jaudon comes in a 80% wool 20% polyamide blend for longevity and long-term appearance retention. As an extra market of quality, the collection also uses Lano’s three-ply yarn that aids design definition and makes for a more resilient carpet.


“There is no doubt that stripe carpets have renewed interest in patterned carpet, but their dominance can be off-putting for some homeowners,” said Birger Karlsson, UK sales director. “Jaudon gives these homeowners a serious option in a premium quality that is often the sector in which these potential buyers can be found.”


In a pile weight of 1210g/m2 , this woven carpets comes in a


width of 3.90m and is suitable for living spaces and bedrooms. www.lano.com


“Te carpet is ideal for homeowners looking for a quality carpet that puts a fresh spin on pattern with its pindot, diamond pindot and houndstooth designs.”


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