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Forest Floors Carpet
Forest Floors Carpet by Front, 2023: a collage of paintings, sketches, 3D scans and photography.
2000 × 3000 mm
2023
Approx. $3,600 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Front built the Forest Floors Carpet in 2023 as a collage that combines paintings, sketches, 3D scans and photography of forest floors. The design reminds us that being in nature is what makes us genuinely happy. Shown: the Rectangular 200x300 model, available in Multicolour only.
Construction
The top is a 100 % PA pile and the bottom a PP woven textile layer. Thickness: 1 cm; net weight: 13 kg.
Specifications
- Rectangular, 200 x 300 cm
- Thickness 1 cm
- Indoor carpet
- 1 colourway: Multicolour
Story
Natural happiness at home
The design recalls smelling clean forest air and being surrounded by different layers of forest floor. Studies have shown that seeing the various elements of nature makes people feel good, and Forest Floors brings those elements of life into the interior.
Lively printed colours
Thanks to revolutionary printing technology, the lively colours of Forest Floors add a natural touch to an interior. Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren are the members of the Swedish design studio Front.
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