Mineheart Graffiti 1 Rug
GRAFFITI 1 RUG
GRAFFITI 1 RUG
Designed by Michael Banks
In collaboration with British photo-artist Michael Banks, Mineheart brings art to the floor with the ‘Paper and Stone” rug collection.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Mineheart
PRODUCT TYPE
Rug
PRODUCT FIRE RATING
EN 13501-1
MATERIAL
Digitally printed tufted polyamide rug
DIMENSIONS
- Width : 2000 mm
- Height : 3000 mm
COLOURS
- Purple
- Grey
- Black ot Red
- White & Black edging
THICKNESS
8mm
COLLECTION
Graffiti
SKU
ACC/216
LEAD TIME
3 to 4 weeks
A FUSION OF ART & CRAFTSMANSHIP
In this collaboration we see 12 new feature rug designs derived from ink, paint and sculptural inspirations to produce a unique collection of unparalleled beauty.
This is the first part of a two part collection. The collection features a mixture classical motifs and imagery, as well as more contemporary themes such as graffiti and modern art.
CUSTOMISATION
This rug design and all other tufted rugs can be cutom made up to 3.99m wide by any length long. If you require a custom project, please email [email protected] with your requirements and we will provide you with a quote.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
We recommend using a vacuum cleaner to treat the carpet surface regularly. If dirt is left on the carpet, use special cleaning powder or consult your local cleaning company. Because the bottom is a cotton cloth, it is not recommended to wash in the washing machine to avoid shrinkage of the cotton cloth.
MATERIAL COMPOSITION
- Surface: 100% nylon 6 twisting yarn / 2 ply
- Backing : 100% cotton backs with anti-slip effects
TYPE
Cut pile - saxony
USE
CL33 heavy contract / domestic
ENVIRONMENT
Indoor
PRODUCTION
Made in England
THEME
- Red and black rug
- 200 x 300 rug
- Purple accent rug
- Dark purple rug
ARTIST QUOTE
“My Artwork is all photo-based, largely abstractions and details from the world that surrounds us, and includes constructed symmetries and one-off moments that catch my eye. I strongly believe in trying to push to the limit what is artistically possible with a camera… new technology, such as smartphones and tablets have become the way in which our daily reality is now recorded, which means that photography with a camera is liberated from that role, and can truly have its potential maximised as a means to make Art.”
Michael Banks
