Gervasoni - Rug Guna 01

Interwoven yarns, knits and textures combine to create the GUNA rug: made with a sophisticated knitting technique, an artisan process applied to industrial looms, it revives an artisan pattern and restyles it with a contemporary twist. A very fine polypropylene yarn, in two contrasting colours, is woven to create a rug available in two versions, one with a striped texture and a more decorative, double-faced version. Available in several sizes, it comes in three colours, Blue, Red and Natural, and it is also suitable for outdoor use.

Chiara Andreatti

After graduating in Industrial Design from the IED in 2003 and completing a master's degree at the Domus Academy, he worked with Raffaella Mangiarotti and Renato Montagner. From 2006 to 2017 he worked for Lissoni Associati, following independent projects in parallel. His continuous aesthetic research aims to combine the typical craft culture of his Venetian roots with industrial design in the idea that a poetic touch can enrich everyday objects.

Gervasoni

Gervasoni was founded in 1882 and is currently manage to the third generation of the family with Giovanni and Michele Gervasoni.
Over the years, aesthetic standards and production techniques have changed.
Attention to detail, the use of masterfully crafted natural materials, suggestions of places near and far remain the hallmarks of Gervasoni products. The company designs, develops, manufactures and markets furniture solutions for the home and contract sectors.
It is an established player in the world of indoor and outdoor furniture. Gervasoni crossed the new frontiers of avant-garde and innovation in the 1990s thanks to the eclectic and unconventional creativity of Paola Navone, who will become the creator of some of its most iconic collections and artistic director until 2020.
Collaboration with some of the most qualified designers such as Paola Navone-the company's artistic director-Marco Piva, Michael Sodeau, and Jasper Startup guarantees the aesthetic quality of the products and continuous experimentation with new materials.
In addition, sustainability is a commitment that the company pursues at all stages of the production cycle. The commitment to the environment is recognized by several environmental certifications: the UNI EN ISO 9001 Quality Certification, the UNI EN ISO 14001 Environmental Management Certification, and the OHSAS 18001 Worker Health and Safety Management Certification.
Currently, Gervasoni collections are distributed in more than seventy countries around the world, and 75% of sales come from export.