Swedish flooring brand Bolon launched a new range of flooring titled Bolon by Patricia Urquiola. Patricia Urquiola is the collection's main designer. The collection combines Japanese styles with Bolon's proprietary weaving techniques, drawing on craftsmanship and materiality associated with traditional Sashiko stitching.
The decision to incorporate Japanese stitching tradition into the collection came after the design team's detailed textile research. "When we started to work on this collection, we wanted to give the flooring a more authentic feel," explained Urquiola. Available in four muted colors - grey, beige with blue details, clay-colored pink, and green - the range creates a cozy and warm feel ideal for residential buildings and commercial spaces. Additionally, the flooring is made from a mixture of recycled and new materials.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Japanese-inspired Weaved Floors
- Combining traditional Japanese craft and weaving techniques with new materials provides an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the flooring industry.
- Authenticity-inspired Flooring
- The desire for a more authentic aesthetic in flooring, as seen in the Bolon by Patricia Urquiola collection, presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor and design industry.
- Recyclable Flooring Materials
- The use of recycled materials in the Bolon by Patricia Urquiola collection creates an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the sustainable materials and manufacturing industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Flooring
- Incorporating traditional craft techniques and new materials presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the flooring industry, as seen in the Bolon by Patricia Urquiola collection.
- Home Decor and Design
- The desire for a more authentic aesthetic in flooring, as seen in the Bolon by Patricia Urquiola collection, presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the home decor and design industry.
- Sustainable Materials and Manufacturing
- The use of recycled materials in the Bolon by Patricia Urquiola collection creates an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the sustainable materials and manufacturing industry.
