cc-tapis at imm cologne

Artists, designers and architects draw on wool, silk and aloe for cc-tapis new rugs collection, completely knotted by hand in Nepal.

Giuseppe Di Costanzo, Segni Minimi, cc-tapis

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cc-tapis presents firs in Cologne and then in Paris new designs and styles created studying new colors, knotting techniques and color combinations.

Commissioned to artists, designers and achetects, they combine flatweaves, loopknots and shaved pile with a mixture of beautiful natural materials such as Himalayan wool, pure silk and handcarded aloe.

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Aldo Parisotto + Massimo Formenton, Cut Out Monocromo, cc-tapis. Fascinated by the sculptures of Isamu Noguchi, Parisotto + Formenton investigate the geometry and the joints between fluid forms. A rug that plays with the juxtaposition of different materials in the same chromatic tones. Glossy and opaque effects are given-off from the mixture of pure wool and pure silk. Each reacting differently under the same light. A reaction that makes the perception of monochromatic contrast possible

Giuseppe Di Costanzo, Segni Minimi, cc-tapis. Discovered on Instagram, Segni Minimi, which translated means “simple marks” is a collection of drawings on paper. Essential, abstract and geometric designs where lines, figures and fields of color overlay each other

Chiara Andreatti, Primitive Weave Collection, cc-tapis. A collection inspired by Moroccan Berber rugs, infused with the rigorous Viennese geometric graphics from the 20th century. A mixture of Nepalese flatweave and different pile heights, the effortless combination of cultures and knotting techniques make these rugs rich in texture and aesthetics. Rugs that are as unique as they are beautiful

Chiara Andreatti, Primitive Weave Collection, cc-tapis

Left: Nelly Maye, Sacha, cc-tapis. Inspired by Rothko, overlays, color and contrast create depth and intensity. The choice of the line, sometimes clear, sometimes faded brings vibration and movement. Playing on a “mise en abyme” effect recreating the essence of the rug, utilising the energy of handknotting and the expertise of the artisan. Right: Claudio Bonoldi, In the Woods 2.0, cc-tapis. Inspired by nature, the ‘In The Woods’ rug uses only natural undyed materials such as Himalayan wool, silk, aloe and nettle fibres that create a mixture of soft, smooth and rough textures. Beautiful, natural and stimulating to the touch

January 18–24, 2016
IMM Köln
cc-tapis
Hall 3.2 Stand: F43

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cc-tapis at imm cologne

Artists, designers and architects draw on wool, silk and aloe for cc-tapis new rugs collection, completely knotted by hand in Nepal.

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