California, the rug created by Nathalie Du Pasquier in 1983, reflects the designer’s creativity: it is a festival of different visual stimuli gathered over the years, presented here in a work that combines past and present, crafts and industry.
A pattern of black patches against light blue becomes the backdrop for red triangles and white squares with black dots, matched with central strips of yellow and red. Placed along the yellow, green, red and black frame, these forms play with the geometry of the rectangular border in a situation of only apparent chaos.
Actually everything has been studied down to the smallest details, giving rise to a unique composition with the typical characteristics of Memphis.
100% Tibetan wool rug, hand-knotted on traditional loom. As the carpet is made by hand dimensions and colours may vary from the image.
