Oblique Rug 651 Furniture Nanimarquina

Oblique Rug

By Matthew Hilton, for Nanimarquina

Oblique Rug

By Matthew Hilton, For Nanimarquina

$6,265.00 - $18,440.00

SPEC #: NNI1250970 | ID: 01OBL00AMAR03

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Oblique Rug

SPEC #: NNI1250970

ID: 01OBL00AMAR03

Designed by Matthew HiltonRead Bio

The Oblique Rug captures the most contemporary conceptualization of the tradition of overlaying rugs. This proposal is achieved through the juxtaposition of oblique figures resulting in a geometric finesse, thanks to the different techniques used and the height of the pile, while providing monochromatic volumes to its surroundings.

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Color: Amber, Ivory, Obsidian, Pink Quartz

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Nanimarquina is a luxury Spanish brand that designs and produces handcrafted rugs, carpets, and textiles. The company was founded in by Nani Marquina and is known for its use of high-quality materials, its innovative designs, and its commitment to sustainability. Their rugs and carpets are made from a variety of materials, including wool, silk, cotton, and jute. The designs are inspired by nature, art, and culture. Nanimarquina rugs and carpets are available in a variety of styles, from traditional to contemporary. They committed to sustainability. The company uses recycled materials in some of its products and it has a zero-waste policy. The brand has won several awards for its innovative designs and sustainable practices.

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Matthew Hilton (b. 1957) was interested in painting, sculpture, and architecture from an early age, and began studying design Furniture and Design at England's Kingston Polytechnic after a suggestion from a tutor. After graduation, he worked as an industrial designer and model maker before starting his own studio and workshop in 1984.

Hilton gained international attention for his Balzac Armchair (1991), a bold, contemporary take on classic club chairs. However, over time his designs have taken on a less stylized, more functional approach. Hilton views the design process as the evolution of an object through time, and his designs often incorporate long established furniture forms with a futuristic twist.