In the 1970s, carpets were an essential part of interior design, both for private living and for the hospitality sector.
Much like deep sofas, plastic furniture or wallpaper with eye-catching colours and patterns. An era when everything was shiny, shimmering and loud. At the same time, people had a strong desire to bring nature into their homes. And this was done with fluffy flokati carpets, fabrics made of wool or linen and furniture made of rattan and raffia. The colour range ran from creamy caramel to brownish orange.
It's no secret that the 70s have been on the rise recently. Rattan furniture is trending once again, as are interior design items made of polished stainless steel, smoky glass or mirrored surfaces. So it was just a matter of time before carpets saw a revival, too. Today, however, it is no longer the same shaggy carpet that we see. Rather, they come in rich colours, with geometric patterns and velvety soft surfaces. Cool and cosy all at once — that's exactly what we want in 2024.