Lets Dance Round Carpet 651 Furniture Qeeboo

Lets Dance Round Carpet

By Nynke Tynagel, for Qeeboo

Lets Dance Round Carpet

By Nynke Tynagel, For Qeeboo

$2,352.24

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Light Traces

SPEC #: QEE1223978 | ID: 42005RD-LT

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Lets Dance Round Carpet

SPEC #: QEE1223978

ID: 42005RD-LT

Designed by Nynke TynagelRead Bio

The Lets Dance Round Carpet features a bold, colorful pattern of footprints. The carpet's symmetrical design creates an eye-catching display that will anchor the decor of any room.

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Color: Dark Traces, Light Traces

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From the mind of Italian designer Stefano Giovannoni, Qeeboo was born. Beginning in 2016, Qeeboo has turned the world of furniture and accessories into extraordinary objects. The electric designs that drive Qeeboo are both playful and contemporary by subtly transforming our preconceived ideas of shape and object. Suitable for all walks of life, Qeeboo's smart and iconic products elevate any interior through their narrative-driven approach.

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Born in the Netherlands to parents who were both graduates of the Eindhoven Design Academy, it was no surprise when Nynke Tynagel (b. 1977) decided to study graphic design at the same institution. Upon graduation, Tynagel became joint owner of the art and design collective Studio Job, where she helped craft a body of work that merged contemporary design with visual arts. She now works as an independent artist and designer and has worked with brands such as Qeeboo and Fatboy.

Tynagel's designs are intense but harmonious, with a wide range of influences from pop art cartoons to traditional heraldry, and presented in a variety of media including textiles, ceramics, marquetry and printing. Her use of expressive and iconographic images adds a deeper context and meaning to her designs, which often confront issues of the modern world from a playful and satirical perspective.