Rug Monolith Cinnabar/Amber, multicolour 200x280, wool, Harlequin

Rug Monolith Cinnabar/Amber, multicolour 200x280, wool, Harlequin - 412644

Rug Monolith Cinnabar/Amber, multicolour 200x280, wool, Harlequin - 412645

Rug Monolith Cinnabar/Amber, multicolour 200x280, wool, Harlequin - 412646

Rug Monolith Cinnabar/Amber, multicolour 200x280, wool, Harlequin - 412647

Rug Monolith Cinnabar/Amber, multicolour 200x280, wool, Harlequin - 412648

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Rug Monolith Cinnabar/Amber, multicolour 200x280, wool, Harlequin

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The Monolith Cinnabar/Amber rug by Harlequin is a contemporary piece crafted entirely from wool, measuring 200x280 cm. It features a palette of warm sandstone beige, terracotta, powder pink, soft blue, and pale amber arranged in a geometric patchwork pattern. The design is built on irregular, hand-drawn vertical and horizontal stripes forming rectangles and crosses. Colors are matte, subtly blending into each other, and the surface is smooth with a dense, slightly velvety texture. The edges are neatly finished, and the rug’s style references mid-century modern and Bauhaus influences. The hand-tufted technique and visible, organic linework add to its artisanal character. The interplay of hues and the free arrangement of lines evoke the feel of an artistic sketch—like a fragment of a painting transferred onto a tactile, functional surface. The rug conveys a sense of calm and modernity while inviting personal interpretation within the interior. The balance of warm and cooler tones creates a harmonious atmosphere, where geometric order meets handcrafted imperfection. This model works well in a living room with furniture featuring simple lines and a neutral palette—such as a sand-colored sofa, a graphite coffee table, and glass or ceramic accessories. It can be paired with textiles in beige and grey, as well as matte metal lighting. In bright, spacious interiors, the patchwork motif will reveal the depth of the colors, while against subdued walls it will become the focal point of the space.