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  1. MaterialCork rugsThese contemporary and functional design cork rugs are made of a combination of cork and natural fibres such as (recycled) cotton, linen, and wool. The rugs come in a variety of colours and with various patterns. The sizes can be custom ordered, with a max width of 200 cm. The trimming of the rugs can be sewed or with fringes.
  2. MaterialPalmleather Filigree RugThe Palmleather Filigree rug is made of palmleather, a leather-like material made from the fibres of Areca Betel Nut Palm that grows in India. The rugs consist of strips of palm leather, applied upright to a base material, or rolled up to form tiles. The durable carpets and rugs are suitable for any living space.
  3. MaterialFair trade handwoven rugIn collaboration with the Tunisian makers, Fair Fabrics has designed and developed a wool rug in a geometric pattern. The rugs are woven traditionally and with a natural color palette by a Tunisian artisan workshop. The wool comes from local farmers and is sorted and spun at a central location.
  4. MaterialCanvas – Biobased RugDonkersloot Biobased is a natural product that behaves organically. The natural flax fibre in the linen gives the carpet durability, longevity, sustainability and a pearly shine as time passes. In all its elegance, it contributes to a comfortable indoor air quality through the linen fibres, which can regulate humidity and are ideally suited for under-floor heating.
  5. MaterialBicicleta rugDesigned by Nani Marquina and Ariadna Miquel. Made entirely from recycled bicycle inner-tubes, the Bicicleta is a soft carpet with a shag of wide black loops. Each rug is made using 130/140 bicycle inner tubes
  6. MaterialGrass rugThis material is made from polyamide micro-denier on a backing of 100% pure new wool. The texture is produced with cut pile stitches rising from the wool background field which is dyed in the same colour.