December 15, 2010
The Ivy Rug by Korean design Heera Jeong is a carpet made up of small fabric pieces connected to a pliable base which gives the rug its flexibility. The design was based on ivy growing up a wall as Jeong explains: “Thus ivy makes a new atmosphere covering the surface of previous spaces and blurs […]
The Ivy Rug by Korean design Heera Jeong is a carpet made up of small fabric pieces connected to a pliable base which gives the rug its flexibility. The design was based on ivy growing up a wall as Jeong explains: “Thus ivy makes a new atmosphere covering the surface of previous spaces and blurs the boundaries between the inside and outside”. There are two versions of the design.
Ivy Rug 1 by Heera Jeong
Ivy Rug 2 by Heera Jeong
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