Paola Lenti Materials Rugs [pt 4/5] @ Salone Milan 2017

Paola Lenti Materials Rugs [pt 4/5] @ Salone Milan 2017

During 2017 Milan Design Week in Milan, Paola Lenti presented her new textiles collections at Fabbrica Orobia, an old and fascinating production site dating back to the last century.

The simplicity of the forms and their chromatic hues become narrative material, metaphorical language.

The artistic energy that ascends from Paola Lenti creations – capable of melting substance and vision – remarkably reveals the very essence of reality and returns it to the world.

Fabbrica Orobia shows a laboratory where material and textiles researches never ends.

 

 

Rugs by Paola Lenti

 

 

Indoor rugs

The new indoor rugs in the Feltro and Natural collections use a wool cord in different ways, highlighting its versatility, aesthetics and functionality.

 

 

Flutti

The cord is intertwined in Flutti.

 

Fregio

The cord is shaped into modular panels reminiscent of ancient friezes in Fregio.

 

Incroci

The cord is sewn lengthwise in Incroci.

 

Parallelo

The cord is sewn lengthwise in Parallelo.

 

Rilievo

The cord is used as a graphic pattern on the woven felt in Rilievo.

 

Rio

The cord is shaped and sewn to create wave-like elements in Rio.

 

 

Outdoor rugs

The outdoor rugs introduced this year by Paola Lenti mark a new milestone in the evolution of the High Tech collection.

 

Grafismi

by Marella Ferrera

Grafismi is a new modular rug for the exteriors made of embroidered fabric strips.

The geometric embroideries, which decorate the surface of the rug, are executed by hand with flat braids in Paola Lenti’s signature Rope yarn, available in hundreds of solid or two-colour hues.

With Twiggy, the new yarn developed by Paola Lenti for the exteriors, Hida and Jali are produced.

 

Hida

Hida is created by joining loom woven modules.

 

Jali

Jali is entirely woven by hand with groups of several threads each.

 

Nilo

From the multicolor version of the Kimia fabric Nilo comes to life, a mat with bright colours and geometric patterns.

It can be combined with several outdoor seating, such as, for example, the new poufs Hopi, where the same fabric is used as upholstery cover.

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