For this collection I took inspiration from the legacy of the Art Deco movement from the 1920s/30s and the language of design, art and architecture of that era. The characteristics of Art Deco reflect admiration for the modernity, design and luxury of the machine and machine-made objects, using geometric, clean and simple shapes.

I aimed to reinterpret this feeling of classic modernity and brought it to life in the designs for the carpet collection, taking geometric language to a next level by adding and combining versatile fabric structures. Hereby I re-used sample pieces from the fabric library that was developed for Revised by Suzy Vissers and Renee Merckx, and adjusted, mixed and matched these with other material textures to create something fresh and contemporary.

The beauty and feeling of tactile material and the heritage craftsmanship of carpet/fabric making is honored and reflected in the designs and made modern and achievable by using the present day technique of digital printing for carpets.