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The Mashup Pure Edition antique drops the collection’s usual patchwork, leaving a hand-knotted carpet that keeps the feel of The Mashup range without the pieced together look. Kymo built the Pure Edition line to remove the patchwork, the complicated edges and the anti-slip backing that the rest of the collection carries, so nothing competes with the surface itself. The worn look on the antique version draws on hand-knotted carpets from the Orient, and its knotted mirror design gives the piece a look reminiscent of earlier eras, an effect that comes into its own alongside strong colour.
The carpet is hand-knotted from 100% Indian wool. Its aged appearance is added by hand and with mechanical tools rather than through bleaching, which Kymo avoids for environmental reasons, and because that ageing is applied individually to each piece, no two carpets come out exactly alike.
Because the design is built to read on its own rather than divided by a pieced pattern, it suits a room where the floor covering can carry the space rather than compete with other patterns nearby. Designers working with strong colour elsewhere in a room should let this carpet’s knotted mirror pattern do that work rather than layering it under a busy scheme.
For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Kymo official website.
| Weight | approx. 3100 g / m² |
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Shown dimensions reflect one configuration. Additional sizes and configurations are available. Contact our team for full sizing options.
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Emerging from Germany in 2005, this studio approaches rugs as a field for experimentation. Technical materials and bold surface treatments define its identity, creating pieces that interact with contemporary architecture. Texture becomes a central language, shifting perception through light and movement. Guided by a philosophy of creative freedom, the collections introduce a dynamic presence that aligns with progressive interiors and evolving spatial concepts.