29 - Arne Jacobsen

Arne Jacobsen Reversible rug with a circle pattern Wool Produced by Gram Taeppefabrik, with a woven "G" monogram in the lower right corner Designed in 1957 H375 L250 cm Large wool rug featuring a repeating circle pattern. The reversible weave has one side predominantly beige and the other predominantly gray, offering two interpretations of the same pattern. Fringes at both ends. This piece dates from a pivotal period in Arne Jacobsen’s career, when he was at the height of his influence as an architect and designer. It was created around the same time as the iconic SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, an emblematic project that left a profound mark on Danish design of that era.