Vitra - Eames woolen blanket dot

Like many other great architects and designers of the 20. Century, Charles and Ray Eames have also been involved in the design of textiles, thus implementing their ideas of colours, shapes and materials. The "Dot Pattern" was created in connection with an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art New York. It varies a graphic motif of crosses and circles to form a large-scale composition and bears references to Ray Eames' abstract paintings from the 1930s.

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• Material: 100 % Merino lambswool, manufactured in Jacquard weaving technique.
• Characteristics: Merino lamb wool is a high-quality natural fibre and comes from the first shearing of Merino lamb. It is very light, particularly fine, soft to the touch and enables optimum heat balance.
• Quality: Processing high-quality natural fibres requires a great deal of technical and manual know-how. This is why Vitra ceilings are manufactured by a German ceiling manufacturer with over 100 years of experience in processing natural fibres. The high-quality implementation of the designs requires a lot of manual work.

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