Tiles Rug

Name: Tiles Rug
Brand: Nani Marquina
Price: 1210.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

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$1,210

Estimated lead time 14-15 weeks

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The Tiles collection, designed by Nani Marquina, draws its inspiration from the square and rectangular patterns found in the pavements of public spaces. These square and rectangular modules create an architectural pattern so as to be able to add or take away rugs while maintaining the original combination.

Manufactured using the hand-loomed Dhurrie technique and 100% recycled PET produced in India, Tiles rugs are ideal for places such as kitchens, bathrooms, children's rooms and/or outdoors. This material is very hard wearing, firm and easy to clean as well as having good thermal properties, making it a very useful and convenient collection for outdoor spaces too. At the same time, by using 100% recycled PET, a material produced through the recovery and reuse of polyethylene waste, we minimize the impact caused by the burning of plastic bottles in India.

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ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Nani Marquina

Elena Marquina, known as Nani Marquina, was born in Barcelona in 1952. After studying Industrial Design at the Massana school there, she started to work with the architects Sellés-Marquina in 1973. In 1984, she made her first carpets, and decided to devote herself to design and set up her company, Nanimarquina, two years later. In 1988, some of her creations were already being exported to Germany and Japan. A year later, one of her collections was selected for the shop at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. Since 2006 Nani Marquina has been president of the ADP (Professional Designers' Association).