This Delos’ rug from its Technicolor assortment is on show on the Museum of Design Atlanta.
ATLANTA – Rug firm Delos’ Technicolor assortment produced from recycled fishing nets is being featured at an exhibition on the Museum of Design Atlanta.
The exhibition is sponsored by Perkins & Will and the Kendeda Fund and explores ways in which designers can use regenerative design practices to create buildings, objects and methods that strengthen and replenish pure methods moderately than deplete them.
The exhibit, entitled Full Circle, might be proven from March 17 to September 25, 2022.
Structure and design agency Lord Aeck Sargent, a Delos buyer, is collaborating within the exhibition. The agency has a historical past of making environments that individuals wish to see and protect.
Delos, based in 2005, serves purchasers by creating customized rugs and carpets that mix innovation with high quality craftsmanship.
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