Flick Rug
Flick Rug is a simplistic, yet detailed rug, hand-tufted from 100% New Zealand wool – a material known for its softness, durability and insulation. With a thickness of 18mm, each rug is characterized by its detailed weaving of intricate patches that merge seamlessly from a distance, creating a fickering effect and beautiful interplay of colors. Flick Rug comes in three sizes and three color combinations.
“Flick is about the interplay of colors and perception,” explains designer Yuchen Wu. “The concept draws from the idea of movement and transition – like watching scenery flick by on a journey. Up close, you see detailed craftsmanship; from afar, it transforms into a seamless blend.”
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Flick Rug
Flick Rug is a simplistic, yet detailed rug, hand-tufted from 100% New Zealand wool – a material known for its softness, durability and insulation. With a thickness of 18mm, each rug is characterized by its detailed weaving of intricate patches that merge seamlessly from a distance, creating a fickering effect and beautiful interplay of colors. Flick Rug comes in three sizes and three color combinations.
“Flick is about the interplay of colors and perception,” explains designer Yuchen Wu. “The concept draws from the idea of movement and transition – like watching scenery flick by on a journey. Up close, you see detailed craftsmanship; from afar, it transforms into a seamless blend.”
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Flick Rug is a simplistic, yet detailed rug, hand-tufted from 100% New Zealand wool – a material known for its softness, durability and insulation. With a thickness of 18mm, each rug is characterized by its detailed weaving of intricate patches that merge seamlessly from a distance, creating a fickering effect and beautiful interplay of colors. Flick Rug comes in three sizes and three color combinations.
“Flick is about the interplay of colors and perception,” explains designer Yuchen Wu. “The concept draws from the idea of movement and transition – like watching scenery flick by on a journey. Up close, you see detailed craftsmanship; from afar, it transforms into a seamless blend.”
