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A Color-Blocked Rug from a Swedish Architecture Design Star

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A Color-Blocked Rug from a Swedish Architecture Design Star

July 19, 2013

Our friends at Mjolk in Toronto, Juli and John Baker, introduced us to the colorblocked Totone rugs designed by Swedish architect Eero Koivisto of Claessen Koivisto Rune for Asplund a while back. Thanks a lot, you two! Now we’re coveting one for ourselves.

For ordering information, contact Mjolk or Asplund directly.

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Above: The Totone dhurrie rug is handwoven from 100 percent New Zealand wool. Photo via Kitka.

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Above: The rugs come in a couple of different colorways, including blue and white and pale blue and brown. Photo via Kitka.

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Above: The Totone in situ at John and Juli’s summer cabin. Photo via Kitka.

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Above: A trio of Swedish botanical prints hang above the Pirkka dining set from Artek.

Take a tour of the cabin at Unveiled: Canada’s Most Beautiful Guest Cottage.

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