Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect David Chipperfield, Tegel is a family of tufted bouclé rugs in wool and linen, where color and material contrast shapes the surface. Wool provides depth and volume, while linen introduces a vibrancy that enlivens the texture. Composed of three variants — Corner, Side, and Centre — each rug is structured around three color fields arranged in related spatial configurations, subtly altering the perception of pattern and form.

Designer:
David Chipperfield

Customized options:
Custom made sizes: Upon request

Standard sizes (cm):
85x120
170x240
200x300
240x240
250x350
300x400
350x450

Pile Material:
60% wool and 40% linen

Base material:
Polyester

Backing material:
Polypropylene

Total height:
Approx. 23 mm

Total weight:
Approx. 3700 g/m²

Good to know:
Depending on the natural materials used and the different handicraft processes in production, dimensions of the rug may vary by up to 2%.

Crafted in Sweden:
Each rug is crafted individually at the Kasthall mill in Kinna, Sweden.

Sustainable material approach:
Use of natural fibres, recycled materials, and long product lifecycles supports a more responsible approach to textile design.

Warranty:
10-year warranty for residential use of woven and tufted rugs.

Fact-based, measurable, and continuously improving sustainability work:
Sustainability and social responsibility have been part of Kasthall's operations since 1889. Today, the company's sustainability work is structured through measurable targets, documented performance, and systematic due diligence across its value chain.

As a manufacturer of woven and tufted rugs, Kasthall recognizes that its environmental and social impact extends beyond its own production facilities. A significant share of this impact occurs upstream – in fiber production, spinning, dyeing, and transport. The company's responsibility therefore includes both operational performance and active supplier engagement.

Durable craft:
Kasthall creates rugs designed to last, shaped by Swedish craftsmanship.

Conscious consumption:
Kasthall contributes to conscious consumption through documented sustainability credentials.

Maintaining a woven, tufted, or wall-to-wall carpet from Kasthall is essential for preserving its appearance, durability, and long-term performance.

Regular vacuuming is the most effective, economical, and environmentally friendly method for everyday care, while removing dirt and stains helps prevent fiber wear and keeps colors looking fresh.
Light, solid-color rugs generally require more frequent attention than darker, patterned designs.

Following appropriate maintenance routines, as seen in the Care and Cleaning guide, ensures that Kasthall rugs in both private and professional environments retain their shape, quality, and beauty for many years.

All Kasthall rugs are made from natural fibers, so slight variations in color, texture, and dimensions may occur between yarn batches.