Dezeen Showroom: US-based design firm Curran has launched a carpet that mimics the looks of textiles constructed from sisal vegetation and goals to supply elevated sturdiness, softness and cleanliness.
Curran’s Synsisal carpets are woven from 100 per cent Econyl nylon, which is constructed from post-consumer plastic waste together with materials from discarded fishing nets.
The nylon is woven into 5 completely different patterns that draw on conventional weaving strategies – herringbone Astoria, noticed tiger-eye Langley, basketweave Ravenna, tight loop bouclé Medina and ribbed Winthrop.
Carpets are designed to be used in each low-traffic home environments in addition to high-traffic public areas because of their sturdy nature.
Synsisal is available in two codecs – carpet or space rug, which can be found in each straight-edged or curved variations.
Product: Synsisal
Model: Curran
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