Kasthall
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Kasthall is a maker of beautiful rugs and a creator of design culture, crafting rugs in its own mill in Kinna, Sweden. Combining industrial craftsmanship with human skill, Kasthall develops woven and tufted rugs defined by material knowledge, tactility, and clarity.

For 3daysofdesign, Kasthall together with Vaarnii takes over Café Pegasus at Den Frie in an exhibition curated by Ark Journal. Across the week, Kasthall presents the latest collaboration with Barber Osgerby through selections from the Atlas and Bonbon collections, alongside presentations connected to Landskab by Cecilie Manz, continuing an exploration of weaving, tactility, and material expression. Visitors are invited to experience the rugs within a lived environment—a place to gather, pause, and engage with contemporary Nordic design culture.

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