Oliver Treutlein and Davide Rizzo Design a Contemporary Carpet
Meghan Young — November 25, 2014 — Art & Design
References: olivertreutlein & design-milk
There are diamond rugs and then there is the diamond rug designed by architect Davide Rizzo. Created in collaboration with renowned carpet factory Oliver Treutlein, it doesn't boast a typical diamond pattern. Much more futuristic and abstract, the diamonds come in to play as brass details that really livens up the aesthetic on the whole.
By mixing and matching materials in a unique way, the designer created a diamond rug that would appeal to contemporary individuals. The 26 brushed brass diamonds are laid in rectangular carpet that is made out of New Zealand wool. Overall, the design looks like a decorative piece of jewelry for the floor instead of something that is meant to be more practical.
By mixing and matching materials in a unique way, the designer created a diamond rug that would appeal to contemporary individuals. The 26 brushed brass diamonds are laid in rectangular carpet that is made out of New Zealand wool. Overall, the design looks like a decorative piece of jewelry for the floor instead of something that is meant to be more practical.
Trend Themes
1. Mixed-material Rugs - The trend of mixing and matching different materials in rug design can provide opportunities for innovative combinations.
2. Abstract Diamond Patterns - The trend of using diamond shapes in abstract ways for rug design can inspire unique and visually stunning creations.
3. Elevated Floor Decor - The trend of treating rugs as decorative jewelry for rooms can encourage designers to create more luxurious and artistic pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - The home decor industry can use mixed-material and abstract diamond pattern rugs to offer unique and artistic options to customers.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can use the trend of elevated floor decor to add luxurious and visually interesting elements to their room designs.
3. Art and Design - The art and design industry can leverage the trend of mixed-material rugs with abstract diamond patterns to create works that blur the line between art and functional decor.
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