FRAMA and Beni Rugs Introduce the Terrain Collection
Amy Duong — September 6, 2024 — Art & Design
References: redirect.viglink & design-milk
Morocco-based brand Beni Rugs works together with FRAMA, a design brand based in Copenhagen on the limited Terrain collection. The two fuse their expertise as Beni Rugs is known for its sustainable and elevated craftsmanship and FRAMA is clever with minimal looks. The range is comprised of flat-woven undyed rugs to bring attention to the use of natural materials and artistry which is a testament to the brands' shared values as well.
The founder of FRAMA, Niels Strøyer Christophersen speaks about the collection, stating “Finding common ground between Beni and FRAMA’s universes has been a natural process. We both share a deep mutual respect for materiality and the making of meaningful things. You can clearly see in Beni’s work that it’s rooted in the craft and history of their surroundings – and, in the case of this collection, in the natural world.”
Image Credit: FRAMA, Beni Rugs
The founder of FRAMA, Niels Strøyer Christophersen speaks about the collection, stating “Finding common ground between Beni and FRAMA’s universes has been a natural process. We both share a deep mutual respect for materiality and the making of meaningful things. You can clearly see in Beni’s work that it’s rooted in the craft and history of their surroundings – and, in the case of this collection, in the natural world.”
Image Credit: FRAMA, Beni Rugs
Trend Themes
1. Flat-woven Rugs - Emphasizing the artisanal flat-weaving techniques, this collection highlights a resurgence in traditional craftsmanship.
2. Undyed Natural Materials - Showcasing the use of undyed natural materials, the collection aligns with the growing demand for eco-conscious and chemical-free home decor.
3. Collaborative Design - The partnership between brands Beni Rugs and FRAMA emphasizes the creative synergy and innovative outcomes of cross-cultural collaborations.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - With a focus on sustainability and craftsmanship, the home decor industry can explore new opportunities in eco-friendly and ethically produced furnishings.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Utilizing natural fibers and traditional weaving methods, this sector can pivot towards producing high-quality, undyed textile products that appeal to modern consumers.
3. Artisanal Crafts - Promoting the value of handmade and regionally-inspired products, the artisanal crafts industry can tap into a niche market for premium, culturally rich items.
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