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Established in 1980, Linie Design is a Danish design house with traditions deeply rooted in Scandinavian design. Today, Linie Design is one of the largest developers of handmade rugs in Europe, sold in over 70 countries, including in their own brand store in Copenhagen. All rugs are handmade in India by skilled weavers and crafted from carefully selected materials, chosen for their durability and unique properties. With great respect for craftsmanship, Linie Design continuously challenges traditional weaving and knotting techniques, pushing creative boundaries in the development of new designs by experimenting with materials, shapes, and textures.

Palette Muse is an exhibition that explores the sensory and artistic potential of textiles through colour and rhythm. The exhibition is rooted in a fascination with the power of colour and the tactile qualities of materials, showing how surfaces, rhythms and patterns interweave to create expressions that are both visually precise and emotionally resonant. A coloured thread runs through the exhibition as a unifying element, representing both continuity and change. Hand–drawn sketches are transformed into hand–woven rugs where the energy of the line, spontaneity and craftsmanship are clear in all structures. Visitors are invited into a sensory universe where colours and textures spark curiosity, coherence and a feeling of optimism.

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