RUSTIC CHIC
Sandra Figuerola

RUSTIC CHIC CUSHION GEO PISTACHIO

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This is the Pistachio cushion from our Rustic Chic Geo collection, a square accessory made with jute on manual looms. It can be used individually or in combination with the rug and the other two cushions in the series. Its design alternates neutral tones, such as black and raw, with a striking note of color in a cheerful green pistachio.

With the intention of integrating jute into contemporary homes, the Rustic Chic Geo collection explores new aesthetic formulas capable of providing attractiveness and elegance to this material with such marked rustic connotations. Through a completely new graphic and color proposal, designer Sandra Figuerola breaks with the neutral coloring that often characterizes jute.

The collection consists of a rug and three cushions, made with an eclectic mix of textures, designs and colors that highlight the stylistic potential of this natural fabric. Some items are made on manual looms and others are hand-woven.

Rustic Chic Geo, a GAN Spaces Collection

GAN spaces are collections meticulously constructed from innovative concepts and artisanal production methods. Suggestive proposals that, stemming from a rug, are capable of bringing to life a whole family of modules and accessories with which to design an environment or “space”. A set of designs linked together, designed to project stimulating and contemporary atmospheres with an open, flexible and casual configuration.

Manufacturing technique
Hand Loom


Material
Fibre composition: jute. Filling: 100% polyester


Sizes
64x64 cm / 25"x25"

Sandra Figuerola
Sandra Figuerola
She studied Fine Arts at the San Carlos Art School in Valencia. In 1984, along with 10 other partners, she founded La Nave design studio, a distinctive concept on the national design scene, inextricably linked with a particular period of Valencian design. She stayed with La Nave until it was disbanded in 1991. In 2010 she set up a new studio, El Almudín, with six other partners.
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