Kasthall

Kasthall
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MAKERS OF BEAUTIFUL RUGS. CREATORS OF DESIGN CULTURE SINCE 1889. Founded in Kinna, Sweden, Kasthall is a Swedish rug maker with a legacy spanning over 135 years. Kasthall offers design experiences characterized by quality, innovation, and the mastery of industrial craftmanship, cultivated through generations. The rugs, created by Kasthall, embody harmony, with a design philosophy aimed at adding beauty and warmth to private and public spaces, fostering meaningful connections. Kasthall is established in over thirty countries, with showrooms in fashion capitals such as New York, Milan and Stockholm.

Rug maker Kasthall embraces spring with the launch of Anemon—a blossoming new rug collection that brings a sense of nature’s vitality into contemporary interiors. With its organic floral pattern and bright colouring, Anemon embodies the spirit of spring and a new creative era at Kasthall, which celebrates its 135th anniversary this year. Inspired by an original artwork by Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg from 1991, Anemon was rediscovered in Kasthall’s extensive archives and reimagined for today. The collection is presented in three versions, each with their unique character. The Blue edition stays true to Ullberg’s original vision, while the Coral and Lilac variations are contemporary reinterpretations by the Kasthall Design Studio.

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