Tapis scandinave en laine naturelle beige, tissé à la main (300 × 400 cm)

Description

The history of Scandinavian hand-woven rugs reaches back to the Viking age and developed through the detailed rugs woven for churches and wealthy households in the Middle Ages. They became widespread in peasant communities during the 18th and 19th centuries, and in the 20th century they became known worldwide through minimalist and functional Scandinavian design.

The Scandinavian design philosophy brings aesthetics and functionality together. For this reason the rugs are not only beautiful but also practical and hard-wearing. Scandinavian rugs are generally characterised by clean, minimalist patterns; geometric shapes, lines and single-colour designs are the most common. The colour palette of Scandinavian rugs usually takes its inspiration from nature. Today, produced with natural materials and genuine handcraft, these rugs are chosen by customers who look for both aesthetics and quality. Because they give a room a clean, uncluttered look, they are most often chosen for modern and contemporary interiors.