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Designed by Mario Cucinella Architects The name Ortigu means cork in Sardinian. The textures come from observing the natural patterns visible on these specimens, reproduced on rugs and cushions. Ortigu Terra ORTIGU Collection, Mario Cucinella Architects Mariantonia Urru created this rug and pillows using the Pibiones technique, which consists of twisting thick yarn around the needles on the loom, to create the grains' raised effect that remind the shape of grapes (pibiones in Sardinian), creating positive and negative space as well as shadows, thus giving the rug its distinct texture. ORTIGU Collection, Mario Cucinella Architects. Pibiones technique. 90% wool, 10% cotton. ORTIGU Collection, Mario Cucinella Architects. Pibiones technique. 90% wool, 10% cotton. ORTIGU Collection, Mario Cucinella Architects. Pibiones technique. 90% wool, 10% cotton. ORTIGU Collection, Mario Cucinella Architects. Pibiones technique. 90% wool, 10% cotton. Ortigu Terra ORTIGU Collection. 170×240 cm - 200×300 cm Ortigu Blu ORTIGU Collection. 170×240 cm - 200×300 cm Ortigu Viola ORTIGU Collection. 170×240 cm - 200×300 cm
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru AF1153 The architect and designer from Los Angeles - New York Antonio Forteleoni, with vast experience in product design, ideates this piece of unusual geometric pattern inspired by early computer graphi
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru BANDED The Banded carpet is a tribute to Sardinian designer Eugenio Tavolara who immersed himself in the study and promotion of Sardinian textiles in the 1920’s.
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru OMBRA Stunning in its simplicity, this precious rug is distinguished by a delicate and soft textural effect.
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru ALLOVER Born from an ongoing research project into the classic designs and patterns of Sardinian weaving.
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru METIS Dedicated to Mètis, goddess of pratical and empirical intelligence, this carpet-tapestry is handwoven following the pibiones technique and the use of Sardinian sh
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru Baglioni Resort Sardinia This project with Spagnuolo&Partners for Baglioni Resort Sardinia is all about colours of the north east, Sardinian tradition and a modern touch to add something to the already breath-taking la
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru FESSURA The carpet FESSURA by Studio Paulina Herrera tells the story of the transformation of stone, which, in consuming itself and erroding, unfolds new life and endless possibilities, to be then reborn i
New Product Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru TINTOinPECORA This year, Mariantonia Urru wears a new look, presenting an innovative project at the Salone del Mobile 2023 focused entirely on natural wool, the raw material of its long time work:
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru ARENARIA Arenaria is rock, is sand and sea. This carpet narrates how time and the elements leave tangible marks in their wake.
Add to bookmarks Mariantonia Urru Moving Landscape This is a breath-taking installation Halcyon Lake hosted at their showroom in Melbourne.
