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ClassiCon - La Lune Rug — La Lune Rug

Eileen Gray, 1920-1935

The La Lune Rug is another impressive design by Eileen Gray in the ClassiCon rug collection, which brings the artistic work of the outstanding designer - and studied artist - into focus. Rug made of 100% hand-spun New Zealand virgin wool.

Eileen Gray not only created some of the most iconic 20th century furniture classics but also ran a studio where rugs were produced based on her designs. Some of her most beautiful designs are part of our rug collection.

Rug made of 100% hand-spun New Zealand virgin wool. Hand-woven with 80 knots per square inch (6.45cm²). Environmentally friendly colour pigments, tested according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100. Low-maintenance, suitable for vacuum cleaners.

Available in standard sizes 200 x 175 cm or 300 x 250 cm. Customised sizes upon request. Dimensional tolerances of +/- 5 cm are possible.

Nome prodotto

La Lune Rug

Designer

Eileen Gray

Materiali

Cotone

Dimensioni

200 cm x 175 cm
300 cm x 250 cm

Processo produttivo

All ClassiCon rugs are manufactured in close collaboration with Label STEP in Artisan Villages in the region of Sarlahi, Nepal. Label STEP is a non-profit organisation, that guarantees fair working and living conditions for the people in the production areas and allows only environmentally friendly rug manufacturing processes.

Anno

2023

Scheda prodotto

https://www.classicon.com/en/product/la-lune-rug.html

Collezione

https://www.classicon.com/en/all-products.html?category=5

Sito web ufficiale

https://www.classicon.com/en/homepage.html

"Things must not only look right, they must also feel right." - Eileen Gray

Eileen Gray

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