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Heymat X Teklan's Collaborative Rug is 70s-Inspired

Heymat X Teklan's rug collection is stylish and 70s-inspired, offering pieces to brighten up one's interior. Now is a better time than ever to improve the inside of one's home, and rugs present a unique opportunity to do so seamlessly.

The latest collaboration from the design duo presents a color-blocked rug that's both stylish and practical. In an interview, Tekla Evelina Severin, one of the designers in the collaboration stated "I wanted to create a new version of Mix that feels harmonic and inspiring to come home to. I drew great inspiration from the soft and almost meditative color scale of gemstones".

In addition to its design influences, this rug was made to withstand harsh conditions, and is sure to serve as a cost-effective and sustainable solution.
Trend Themes
1. Color-blocked Home Decor - The use of color blocking in home decor offers an opportunity for designers to create striking and cohesive aesthetics.
2. Collaborative Home Accessory Design - Collaborative design of home accessories between small businesses can provide product diversity and fresh perspectives for consumers.
3. Sustainable Home Decor - The demand for sustainable home decor and furniture provides an opportunity for designers to incorporate environmentally friendly design practices and materials.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - The home decor industry can capitalize on the trend of color blocking in rugs and other accessories to offer new and visually striking products.
2. Interior Design Services - Interior design services can work with designers and manufacturers to incorporate sustainable and innovative design practices into their clients' homes.
3. Eco-friendly Textiles - Eco-friendly textile companies can innovate and market their products as sustainable alternatives in the home decor industry, especially in the wake of growing demand for ethical and environmentally friendly products.

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