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Talk Talk M Rug

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Color: MUSTARD

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Talk talk is a collection born from the work of the artist Jaime Hayon where the relationship between art and design is explored through his iconic faces, as playful as they are expressive.

A collection that tells stories, fostering cozy and creative environments.

Fiber

100% NEW ZEALAND WOOL
Technique

Hand tufted
Total height

14 mm
Density

56.000 knots/m2

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Talk talk is a collection born from the work of the artist Jaime Hayon where the relationship between art and design is explored through his iconic faces, as playful as they are expressive.

A collection that tells stories, fostering cozy and creative environments.

Técnica

Hand tufted
Altura total

14 mm
Densidad

56.000 knots/m2

Fibers

100% New wool

New Wool is more resistant than other types of wool. It has great durability and softness, plus it is insulating and absorbs moisture. Fiber with low environmental impact, since it is produced in the same place where the rugs are made. Characteristic crude base color.

Technique

Hand tufted

Manual process in which, thanks to a manually operated gun, fluid curves and lines can be made. High density and durability.

Cleaning and care

Tips

Vacuum frequently.

Clean stains with the appropriate solution before they dry.

Take the rug to specialized dry cleaners, if necessary.

Cleaning and care

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Talk talk is a collection born from the work of the artist Jaime Hayon where the relationship between art and design is explored through his iconic faces, as playful as they are expressive.

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Designed by

Jaime Hayon

Jaime has one of the most glittering careers in recent contemporary design. Although trained in Madrid, he forged his reputation at Fabrica —run by Benetton in Italy— until in 2004 he decided to branch out on his own.