Pantone shades are disclosed every year by Pantone LLC, the company responsible for revolutionising and standardising color shades with the Pantone Matching System(PMS). This is the second time in 22 years that 2 colours have been chosen and given the events of 2020, the beauty is in the significance of both. Ultimate Gray is firm and dependable, it is meant to represent strength, and optimism for the times ahead after the much challenge faced. In architecture, it's significance is most displayed in social spaces, domestic spaces, care spaces, and more to communicate similar themes of resilience and positivity. Inspired by these, The Carpet Cellar has designed several carpets in gray and yellow shades.
From the Safavid dynasty to the Mughals, the color red dominated the decorative space from floor coverings to wall hangings. Recreating the grandeur and beauty of these rugs, while giving it a modernistic angle is what the transitional carpets in our collection aim to achieve. Explore the old new world charm here.
As we become more conscious of the impact every one of our actions may have on our environment, mindfulness is key as we make the move towards a circular economy where nothing goes to waste and everything is reused to the best of our ability. Imagination has no bounds, use it to get creative and jazz up an old space, don’t forget to check our Instagram for inspiration!
Recycling is always a top priority. Every year billions of kilograms of rugs and carpets are discarded, often ending up in landfills. Instead, give your rug new life by having it professionally cleaned and then using it in a different setting. This can instantly create an interesting focal point and offer depth to your interior. Do you have a beautiful rug that is worn or stained in certain areas and cannot be repaired. Get innovative and use it to create a small reading nook in your house, place some floor cushions and home accessories strategically, and nobody will be any wiser!
Rugs are usually placed in the centre of the room, and are somewhat of a focal point for furniture arrangement. Change it up by moving the rug to a different location, near a door or window, against the wall, under the new armchair. Let your imagination run wild!