Miss Nina

Nina Graziosi was an early adopter of the trend hanging up rugs as art pieces. Inspired by a James Bond movie from the 1970s, Nina bought her own classic tapestry called “The Boar Hunt” from 1620 to hang up in her apartment. This was the catalyst for “Miss Nina” curated for Lensvelt, a classic rug yet still relevant to the zeitgeist of today. The rug is abstract and colorful with a bold brown-orange festoon statement edge. This rug is explicitly designed to be hung on the wall but naturally can be used for on the floor. The benefits of rugs as wall pieces positively affects inside acoustics and keeps in warmth which can be seen as environmental benefit. However, chosen to be used, Miss Nina creates a pleasant, cozy and calm atmosphere in both rooms and office environments.

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