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01 Cactus nettle stripe, Knots Rugs. 50% cactus, 50% nettle flatweave 02 Folk Ivory, Supertextures collection, The Rug Company. Hand-knotted flatwoven and cut-pile wool 01 48 Insight: Trends SUMMER 02 03 TRENDS Tex t ure Forget about design and colour, it seems texture is the big focus for rug buyers these days. It might be easy to make any design into a rug, but to make the texture special and alluring is something quite different. Interesting fibres, varied pile, softness, luxuriant yarns and intriguing weaves are the priority for many rug collections this spring/summer
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I S SUE Insight: Trends 49 04 03 Anise, Plaid collection, Piero Lissoni x Golran. Flatwoven wool and cotton 04 Slanted Self, Urd Moll Gundermann x Linie Design. Hand-knotted in wool, mohair and silk 05 Rugs from the Cime collection, Zanellato/ Bortotto x Saba. Pibiones technique rug made by Mariantonia Urru 06 SI BLANC SBN02, Fine Fibres collection, Jaipur Rugs. Alpaca and wool 07 Adela, Santa Fe Plus collection, Samad. Flatwoven wool 05 06 07

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01 Cactus nettle stripe, Knots Rugs. 50% cactus, 50% nettle flatweave

02 Folk Ivory, Supertextures collection, The Rug Company. Hand-knotted flatwoven and cut-pile wool

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48 Insight: Trends SUMMER

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TRENDS

Tex t ure Forget about design and colour, it seems texture is the big focus for rug buyers these days. It might be easy to make any design into a rug, but to make the texture special and alluring is something quite different. Interesting fibres, varied pile, softness, luxuriant yarns and intriguing weaves are the priority for many rug collections this spring/summer

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