The Peg Carpet collection is made out of countless of colorful clothespins, as its short name alludes to. Created by the same studio who brought the world the Paperboat Carpet and the oversized brick rug, the pieces in the Peg Carpet collection are just as creative and impressive. Ranging in size and patterns, the vibrant plastic rugs adorn the white walls of the Graphic Design Museum in Breda, The Netherlands, the institution that commissioned the project in the first place.
Put together by We Make Carpets, the Peg Carpet collection comments on consumerism while regarding form over function, just as their past work has been known to do. Other than that, the Peg Carpet creations are stunning to look at and enjoy.
What's Driving This Trend
- Colorful Clothespin Rugs
- Exploring the use of colorful clothespins as a material for creating vibrant rugs, offering an opportunity for unique and visually striking home decor.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Incorporating colorful clothespin rugs into interior design projects, revolutionizing the way spaces are decorated and adding a playful touch.
- Art Installation
- Utilizing the concept of colorful clothespin rugs in large scale art installations, pushing boundaries and creating visually captivating experiences.
- Sustainable Design
- Integrating sustainable materials like clothespins into carpet manufacturing, providing eco-friendly alternatives and promoting a more conscious approach to design.
