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To establish a discreet and elegant presence at the service of the space it is essential to know the behaviors that each technique and material of rugs adopt according to the characteristics of each environment.
To establish a discreet and elegant presence at the service of the space it is essential to know the behaviors that each technique and material of rugs adopt according to the characteristics of each environment.
SILK RUGS
Silk is a noble and precious natural fiber. Elegant, soft and light, it is an elastic and resistant material. Among the most popular qualities, the luminosity is all the greater the cleaner the surface of the wire is, the fineness of which requires very complex and precise machining. It is cool in summer and warm in winter, has insulating qualities and can absorb a third of its weight in humidity. For this reason it is suitable for hot and humid climates.
NEW ZEALAND WOOL RUGS
Wool is considered an excellent thermal and acoustic insulator, guaranteeing a good degree of protection from humidity and a high natural fireproofing power. For daily cleaning, the use of a vacuum cleaner is recommended and the use of a carpet cleaner is not recommended. Washing can be done at specialized laundries.
BAMBOO SILK RUGS
Among the sustainable yarns, bamboo is more and more often mentioned, a fiber of pure cellulose shiny like silk. Bamboo silk is soft to the touch and very resistant. Its natural properties make it antibacterial and breathable as well as protective from UV rays and 100% biodegradable. Its brightness allows it a lively and complicit presence at any time of the day according to different melodies, configuring it favorably for positioning in relation to natural light sources.
VISCOSE RUGS
Viscose is an antistatic, bio-compatible and recyclable artificial material. For daily cleaning it is sufficient to use a vacuum cleaner; for washing the carpet we recommend that it be entrusted to a specialized centre, as it is essential to avoid contact with water and humidity.
HANDMADE WEAVING
During hand weaving the threads are intertwined with the loom and the warp by means of a spool. Originally the carpets produced with this technique are known as Kilim, carpets without pile, today revisited in solid colors also suitable for modern environments and contemporary atmospheres.
NEPALESE KNOT
Among the most ancient handicraft processes, the Nepalese knot allows to create carpets of the highest quality, resistant and long lasting over time. The manufacturing process requires that the design of the carpet is created by knotting the warp threads on a vertical loom. The precision of the design and the value of the artifact depend on the number of hand knots present on the back side.
MANUAL TUFTING
The tafting process requires the fleece to be manually inserted onto a cotton canvas traced with a design. The unlimited choice of design, shape and color makes this technique one of the ideal solutions for contract projects and public environments. The carpet can be chiseled to create bas-reliefs and volume games. At the end of the process, a cotton fabric is fixed on the back of the carpet to compact the fibers.
MANUAL LOOM
This ancient process requires the weft threads to be passed through a vertical loom, horizontally wrapping the warp held in tension on the loom itself. Without knots, the weaving technique with the traditional manual loom allows a reduction in processing times and a consequent reduction in costs, while maintaining the appearance of a traditional carpet and the possibility of exploiting the noblest materials. nobili.
SILK RUGS
Silk is a noble and precious natural fiber. Elegant, soft and light, it is an elastic and resistant material. Among the most popular qualities, the luminosity is all the greater the cleaner the surface of the wire is, the fineness of which requires very complex and precise machining. It is cool in summer and warm in winter, has insulating qualities and can absorb a third of its weight in humidity. For this reason it is suitable for hot and humid climates.
NEW ZEALAND WOOL RUGS
Wool is considered an excellent thermal and acoustic insulator, guaranteeing a good degree of protection from humidity and a high natural fireproofing power. The rough and extremely robust nature of the fiber makes it very elastic and stable, allowing it to regain its original shape even under severe pressure, such as the presence of heavy furniture on the surface. The resistance to dirt makes wool carpets absolutely ideal for interior design.
BAMBOO SILK RUGS
Among the sustainable yarns, bamboo is more and more often mentioned, a fiber of pure cellulose shiny like silk. Bamboo silk is soft to the touch and very resistant.
Its natural properties make it antibacterial and breathable as well as protective from UV rays and 100% biodegradable. Its brightness allows it a lively and complicit presence at any time of the day according to different melodies, configuring it favorably for positioning in relation to natural light sources.
VISCOSE RUGS
Viscose is an antistatic, biocompatible and recyclable artificial material, it has a remarkable color absorption capacity, translating lively and full shades. The extremely shiny and satin surface gives it a silk-like appearance, it can be unfolded much more easily and allows contact with people allergic to animal hair.
HANDMADE WEAVING
During hand weaving the threads are intertwined with the loom and the warp by means of a spool. Originally the carpets produced with this technique are known as Kilim, carpets without pile, today revisited in solid colors also suitable for modern environments and contemporary atmospheres.
NEPALESE KNOT
Among the most ancient handicraft processes, the Nepalese knot allows to create carpets of the highest quality, resistant and long lasting over time. The manufacturing process requires that the design of the carpet is created by knotting the warp threads on a vertical loom. The precision of the design and the value of the artifact depend on the number of hand knots present on the back side.
MANUAL TUFTING
The tafting process requires the fleece to be manually inserted onto a cotton canvas traced with a design. The unlimited choice of design, shape and color makes this technique one of the ideal solutions for contract projects and public environments. The carpet can be chiseled to create bas-reliefs and volume games. At the end of the process, a cotton fabric is fixed on the back of the carpet to compact the fibers.
MANUAL LOOM
This ancient process requires the weft threads to be passed through a vertical loom, horizontally wrapping the warp held in tension on the loom itself. Without knots, the weaving technique with the traditional manual loom allows a reduction in processing times and a consequent reduction in costs, while maintaining the appearance of a traditional carpet and the possibility of exploiting the noblest materials.
Sharing with our customers the knowledge acquired on the most sought-after traditional craftsmanship techniques means telling millenary stories of distant cultures and creating added value to the creation of space.
Sirecom provides design consultancy and bespoke customization services for private and public residential spaces by collaborating and enriching the work of expert architectural firms as well as private individuals in search of the most suitable solution for home sizes.
Sharing with our customers the knowledge acquired on the most sought-after traditional craftsmanship techniques means telling millenary stories of distant cultures and creating added value to the creation of space.
Sirecom provides design consultancy and bespoke customization services for private and public residential spaces by collaborating and enriching the work of expert architectural firms as well as private individuals in search of the most suitable solution for home sizes.
