Spanish studio MUT Design creates the new Giro rug collection for Gan. It is defined by geometric accents that are inspired by the patterns of a spirograph toy. The collection is made up of two looks -- one rug has a longer shape and the other has a wider look. Both of these are detailed with twisting geometric shapes that are described by Gan as "a graphic game with a touch of Op-Art."
MUT Design explains that "Giro, it's a bit like the Möbius strip; it's a simple shape that, when twisted, creates a sense of energy as well as rich and powerful visual effects." All of the rugs are hand-tufted in Indis and each rug requires at least 3 days to produce.
Image Credit: MUT Design, Gan
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Geometric Accent Design
- Creating products with geometric accents can bring a touch of visual interest and uniqueness to various industries.
- Op-art Inspired Patterns
- Incorporating Op-Art inspired patterns into design can lead to visually captivating and dynamic products.
- Hand-tufted Artisanal Rugs
- The demand for hand-tufted artisanal rugs provides an opportunity for growth in the luxury home decor industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- By incorporating geometric accent designs, interior designers can create visually appealing spaces that stand out.
- Fashion Accessories
- Op-Art inspired patterns can translate into unique and eye-catching fashion accessories, such as scarves or handbags.
- Artisanal Textiles
- The production of hand-tufted rugs can contribute to the artisanal textiles industry, providing opportunities for skilled craftsmen.
