Organic shapes and unconventional geometries are redefining the language of contemporary design, offering new ideas for interpreting space and giving life to compositions with fluid and dynamic aesthetics. Inspired by nature, the curved lines make the interiors more welcoming and comfortable, encouraging spontaneous and relaxed interaction between people.<\/p>\n
In this scenario, the carpet also goes beyond its decorative dimension to take an active role in the construction of the environment, becoming a tool through which to relate architecture, furnishings and surfaces. This premise led to the idea of Carpet Edition to introduce the new Organic Standard shape into the catalogue, a shape with soft and sinuous profiles \u2013 in a defined format \u2013 that opens up to a freer approach to the design of spaces.<\/p>\n
The new Organic Standard shape, in fact, accompanies the volumes, creates new relationships between the furnishings, visually delimits the areas and introduces an element of movement within the composition. Its fluid silhouette defines the different functional areas through a soft sign, favouring more harmonious visual transitions.
\nA versatile solution, designed not only for residential but also for hospitality environments, in which the carpet becomes a design tool capable of suggesting paths and delimiting functions without resorting to clear separations.<\/p>\n
The Organic Standard shape is available in two sizes, 300×200 cm and 400×300 cm, and can be made in a selection of Carpet Edition models. The range includes Aspen, inspired by the atmospheres of mountain chalets, Lito, characterized by a boucl\u00e9 process with small dots, Prestige, with a silky surface, and Patio, also suitable for outdoor spaces.
\nThe selection is completed by Pure and Pure Light, expressions of essential minimalism, Rio, with its dotted texture, Rodi, characterized by delicate reliefs, Smart, made with renewable fibres, and Sugar 2.0, in stain-resistant and mite-resistant SD polyester.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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