Weaving is one of the oldest textile techniques, rooted in the precise interlacing of warp and weft to create structure, texture, and pattern. While the loom has evolved through technical refinement, the essence of weaving remains unchanged – a careful balance of material and skill. The technique offers clarity of design, structural strength, and complexity, resulting in rugs defined by durability and architectural elegance.
All woven rugs are made in Sweden at the Kasthall mill, where masters unite advanced weaving technology with time-honored techniques. The result is rugs distinguished by structure and quiet sophistication – designed to live beautifully over time in private and public spaces.
Created by the Kasthall Design Studio, the woven originals draws on profound expertise in design, color, and material. Inspiration is often expressed through considered palettes and refined patterns that highlight the woven construction. Each rug reflects originality, precision, and lasting quality.
Characteristics
Woven rugs are characterized by structural clarity and durability. Their firm construction and defined patterns make them particularly suited to spaces where architectural expression and long-term performance are essential.
In private homes, woven rugs bring definition and refinement to dining areas, hallways, kitchens, and living spaces – offering resilience while maintaining a sophisticated aesthetic.
For professional environments, they are especially well suited to high-traffic settings such as hospitality venues, public institutions, and corporate spaces. Their construction ensures dimensional stability and longevity, meeting the practical demands of contract projects without compromising design integrity.
NEW COLLECTION 2026
IDA
Ida is a technically demanding woven rug,constructed in 100% premium wool. Inspired by Scandinavian and global weaving traditions, the röllakan-influenced design is woven from a detailed sketch. The complex pattern is manually guided on the loom, each colour change requiring the weaver’s direct attention – a constant dialogue between eye, hand, and material.
As the design studio notes: “It requires you to be fully present at the loom."– Kasthall Design Studio
NEW COLLECTION 2026
ORI
Ori, meaning “weave” in Japanese, meditates on clarity andrepetition. A flatwoven rug in pure wool, Ori isdefined by parallel lines and a graphic rhythminformed by lattice structures, basketry, andtraditional joinery from across cultures. Thesereferences are translated into a surface whererepetition becomes form, offering both visualorder and material depth.
Ori Honeycomb
