Through tone, scale and lines, Wrong Angle from Sebastian Wrong x FLOOR_STORY, takes a novel approach to how we use rugs, working to connect spaces or frame objects. By using a community of rugs layered into interconnecting grids, Wrong Angle can work to frame a space, or simply used on its own to stunning effect.

Sebastian Wrong x FLOOR_STORY, Wrong Angle, hand-knotted wool, £900 (120 x 180cm), floorstory.co.uk

Hand-knotted by GoodWeave certified artisans in India, Wrong Angle is crafted with 100% wool to bring rich depth to the two-tone colourway. With a low 20-knot count to give a worn-in look, the rug can be made in any size or colour.

Sebastian Wrong says on the Wrong Angle rug for FLOOR_STORY, “This is the realisation of a project that I had begun some years ago. The design is intended to frame a floorspace, allowing endless configurations to be aligned or layered and providing a place for furniture or objects to be connected into a grid pattern. The idea works as a group of rugs or just one and with or without furniture.”

Wrong Angle has recently been named as the Campaign for Wool’s ‘Designer Collaboration of the Year’, at the Wool Carpet & Rug Awards 2019.

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