Circular Soft Ecocompatible Pastel Colors Design Rug By Deanna Comellini ø300 Cm

Cobblestone is a vegan, sustainable, contemporary rug by Italian design company G.T.DESIGN, pioneer in the contemporary rug industry. This circular rug is woven with a special brick-like pattern, inspired by the paving typically found in Italian piazzas and cobbled streets; the blocks of color are separated by delicate grooves created in the body of the rug. This special process lends chromatic depth to the rug, produced in "Tencel", one of the most eco-compatible fibers currently available on the market. Tencel is obtained from easily-renewable sources, and the production process has a very low environmental impact. The resulting cellulose-derived fibers are soft, light, breathable and biodegradable. Thanks to this material, "Cobblestone" keeps its shine and captures the light creating a different environment depending on how the rug is positioned in space. Designed by the Italian rug company’s creative director Deanna Comellini, "Cobblestone" has a modern geometrical pattern in shades of luminous greys and greens, bringing a bright and elegant touch to any space."Cobblestone dominates the space, expands it, offering new points of view for the observer" - affirms Deanna Comellini - "With the steadiness of its geometrical pattern, the rug becomes a serene haven in the home's interiors". Size: ø 300 cm._____Deanna Comellini is an artist and a designer. For over 40 years, she has experimented by combining craftsmanship and industrial design while working first on product design and later on textiles. She has developed the notion of "imperfect design", highlighting the minor flaws of materials and handmade products that make them unique and one-of-a-kind. In the 1990s, she focused on the concept of the contemporary rug and natural materials while innovating the industry with a new textile for interior design. In 1977, she founded G.T.DESIGN taking on the role of Creative Director. She participated in prestigious international exhibitions and collaborated with important architectural figures, including Toyo Ito and the Zaha Hadid Architects studio. In 2022 she has been selected by Forbes as one of the “100 Most Influential Italian Women of the year”.