The collection of Shade poufs is born to complement one of our most succesful collections. And as the original rug models are inspired by magical moments in nature where colours melt and speak for themselves. Shade palettes achieve an intricate gradient that leaves no one indifferent.
Its a cylindrical seating accessory is light, manageable, and comes in eight different variety of colours. Each rug combines with two poufs that are upholstered with the main colour gradients.
The rug and pouf set produces an incredible experience of color and evokes feelings of tranquility and well-being due to the power of colors to influence our mental state.
This element succesfully brings together two desginers from very different origins. On one hand, Turkish designer Begüm Cana Özgür who designed the original patterns and on the on the other hand spanish designer and architect Marcos Catalán that has added volume to the colecction.
Born in 1989, Turkish designer Begüm Cana Özgür received her master’s degree from Cranbrook Academy of Art, US. In 2014, she opened her studio, based in Istanbul, where the cultural richness of the land has been the major motive in her work, developing an interest in ancient craft practices.
Cana’s work integrates design, art, and crafts. Starting from the initial ideation, her design process is carried out hands on. She plays with common materials and existing techniques to fully understand their potential in order to develop new contemporary expressions. The experimental process results in the development and adaptation of skills, suggesting new ways of doing, which enable design ideas to inhabit a truly authentic form of body in her work.
Graduated in Design at Elisava School (Barcelona, 1997). Marcos collaborated with different architectural firms until he founded “Marcos Catalán, Studio” in 2006, developing integral projects of architecture, interior design, and product design. His studio practices a rigorous and rational method of work, with the aim of improving the quality and experience of the places in which it intervenes.
Did you know that, together with ceramics, rugs are one of the few elements that have accompanied human beings since prehistoric times, preserving ancient techniques?