April 30, 2013
The design of Lukas Scherrer’s Memory rug is reminiscent of oriental rug patterns, with a sense of border and a field with a central element. Here the elements are not medallions and other traditional motifs but represent conductors, chips and plugs found in any computer. The rug is made of wool felt and has raised and carved […]
The design of Lukas Scherrer’s Memory rug is reminiscent of oriental rug patterns, with a sense of border and a field with a central element. Here the elements are not medallions and other traditional motifs but represent conductors, chips and plugs found in any computer. The rug is made of wool felt and has raised and carved details. Scherrer’s rug was shown at the Ruckstuhl showroom in Milan during Milan Design Week 2013.
Memory Rug, Lukas Scherrer
Memory Rug, Lukas Scherrer
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