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Eco Structure

56 colours by Margrethe Odgaard

Eco Structure

56 colours by Margrethe Odgaard

Eco Structure

56 colours by Margrethe Odgaard

Eco Structure

56 colours by Margrethe Odgaard

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Eternally relevant colours for the floorspace

The simple design of this carpet is a stylish and minimalist expression that perfectly matches the stringent lines of the modern office environment. 

This collection is an accurate reflection of current design trends. Eco Rustic also meets some of the market's strictest requirements in terms of durability and quality, making it easy for you to find a solution to suit the requirements and needs of any individual project.
 

 
56 colours by Margrethe Odgaard
Searching for the poetry and humanity of industry, Margrethe Odgaard has won several international prizes and recognitions for her innovative design approach focusing on the interaction between colour, material, light and space. Inspired by the beauty of natural minerals, Margrethe Odgaard has developed 56 eternally relevant colours for the floorscape.

  • Designs/colours:
    56 colours 
  • Qualities:
    1 quality
  • Available in:
    Wall-to-wall
    Rugs - in any size and any shape
  • Recolour options:
    No
  • Minimum orders:
    No minimum order requirements (Special colours from 200 m2)
  • Performance areas:
    EN1307 standard/Class 33 – Commercial – Heavy usage
  • Certification:
    Cradle to Cradle Certified® Bronze
    Indoor Air Comfort Gold
  • Ready for dispatch:
    Within 2-3 weeks from receipt of order
  • Sample service:
    Within 2-4 days delivery

Designs

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Colours - Colours -
  • Eco Structure
    Colours in a more sensuous standard
    Eco Structure
    Lapis Blue
    Pure lapis lazuli, or lapis for short, is a blue, opaque and rare semi-precious stone. The beautiful dark blue colour has been highly prized since antiquity. An indigo variant and a lighter blue variant are found in Afghanistan.
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  • Eco Structure
    Colours in a more sensuous standard
    Eco Structure
    Limestone Beige
    Limestone is a rock often constructed of shell parts from marine organisms. At Stevns Klint in Denmark, there are two kinds of limestone, where the top layer is light grey-beige bryozoan lime in undulating seams.
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  • Eco Structure
    Colours in a more sensuous standard
    Eco Structure
    Magma Brown
    Magma is molten or partially molten rock in the interior of the Earth. If it reaches ground level, it turns into lava. Shades vary from deep black-brown to glowing red-orange.
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    Trends & News, yes please

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