Tappeti naturali
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Project • By G.T.DESIGN • Private Houses
72 NG House Singapore
A project by ArMo Design Studio in Singapore, where modernist rigor meets tactile sensitivity.
Designed by ArMo Design Studio, 72 NG House project is born from a dialogue between natural materials, completed by G.T.DESIGN rugs.
Photography: Studio Periphery
Founded by Maria Arango and Diego Molina, the studio adopts an approach that balances timeless architectural principles with a contemporary aesthetic. Clean modernist lines, raw materials, and a harmonious connection between interior and exterior spaces define the residential experience.
Photography: Studio Periphery
Three G.T.DESIGN collections were selected for the project:
· In-Canto, hand-woven in shimmering bamboo viscose, illuminates the int... More
Product • By G.T.DESIGN • SAHIL - Nomadic Geometries in Pure Jute
SAHIL - Nomadic Geometries in Pure Jute
The Sahil collection blends traditional craftsmanship with ecological sensitivity to create authentic and sustainable rugs.
Made from 100% jute, a natural, renewable, and biodegradable material, Sahil rugs are woven on ancient jacquard looms.
Inspired by desert landscapes and nomadic cultures, they feature natural tones and geometric patterns. "Sahil" – which in Arabic means "coast" and "places where land and water meet" – evokes a calm and serene nature.
"The stillness of the sand and the fluid movement of water inspire this collection, which speaks of authenticity through the purity of materials and ancient patterns," says Deanna Comellini. "Its natural tones and raw textures celebrate ancient craftsmanship and ecological a... More
Project • By G.T.DESIGN • Offices
IOC Lema office New York
In the planning of the contract departments and headquarters of IOC (International Office Concept), a division of Lema Group in New York, the studio Gensler has introduced surface textiles from G.T.DESIGN’s Loughi collection. The texture of the indistinct chromatism of Luoghi rugs complements its natural woolen fibre.
Hand-woven and painted with non-uniform brushstrokes of transparent colours, the textiles add a warm tone to conference rooms and head offices. Within the grey and green hues of the irregular pattern an oasis for the gaze is formed, relaxing the eye while hours pass amid emails and conference calls. In the professional environment the textile design is among the primary elements that foster concentration and a sense of... More