The Wild Rug designed by Beetjan Pot is a vivid and wild addition to the Moooi Carpets collection.
Dimensions
Dimensions: Length: 295cm x Width: 225cm
Edge finish: Blind hem
Materials & finishes
The Magic Marker Wild Rug is available here in 100% Low Pile Polyamide. Low Pile Polyamide offers the very clearest and highest resolution printing available, ensuring the print is as accurate to the original image as possible.
Wool and Soft Yarn Polyamide versions are also available on request, as are custom sizes, so simply call us on 0114 243 3000 or email us at info@nest.co.uk for assistance from one of our team.
Cleaning Instructions
Moooi carpets recommend that all their carpets and rugs are vacuumed on a regular basis to prevent the build up of dry soiling. If any spillage occurs, it is recommended that all stains be immediately mopped up with a dry white cloth, making sure to bolt the stain rather than rub it. The next step is to blot the affected area with a lukewarm cloth using tap water, without the use of soap, washing powder, liquid detergent or any similar agents. Absorb as much liquid as possible, then leave to dry for 24 hours. If the stain still persists, you should consider using a stain-removing agent or call professional help. If using a stain remover, make sure not to use a stain remover that contains chlorinating or bleaching agents. All Moooi Carpet products come with full care and cleaning instructions included.
Designed by
Sometime Bertjan, initiates a project himself because he likes it so much that it just has to be made. Sometimes he is commissioned to do a project because other people like his work and think he is the one to do the job. His main fascination is material and production processes. Everything is made out of material and materializing is an inevitable but often forgotten part of the design process.
In design he likes to experiment with computer aesthetics and industrial production methods, but without using a computer (at least not as a design tool) and sometimes also without the industrial production method. Almost all designs come from experiments in materials, old and new.
