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Ply Rug
SKU 18515 Copied to clipboard
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With its graphic expression and subtle details, the Ply Rug gently hints towards the weaving traditions of the past, communicated through its broken twill weave structure and tassel finishes. Made in 100% wool, the Ply Rug is available in seven colors across six sizes.
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With its graphic expression and subtle details, the Ply Rug gently hints towards the weaving traditions of the past, communicated through its broken twill weave structure and tassel finishes. Made in 100% wool, the Ply Rug is available in seven colors across six sizes.
Variant: Dark Grey SKU: 18515 Length: 94.5" Width: 66.9" Colli: 1 
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100% New Zealand Wool
100% lambswool from New Zealand.
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Ply Rug
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Designer
Meet the designer
Margrethe Odgaard
Copenhagen
Denmark
Margrethe Odgaard is part of the new generation of textile designers in Denmark. After graduating from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2005, she worked as a textile designer in Philadelphia, and later in Paris, before setting up design studio in Copenhagen in 2013. She has received both national and international awards alongside global recognition for her work with textiles, colors and patterns.
