Tisca – Carpet TIARA DAVOS 669

High-quality wool
in elegant loops
The Davos collection, designed in the “chalet style,”
promises a unique natural experience in your living space. What makes it
aesthetically exceptional is that this carpet can enhance rooms in both
rustic and very modern settings. Installed
wall-to-wall or as a single piece edged with a simple border.
The coarse, elegant wool loop with a woven character is
very robust thanks to a light felting process. The subtle sheen
in the wool speaks to a very high-quality product made from the finest
New Zealand wool. This valuable raw material is processed into yarn in Switzerland with
attention to detail and woven into carpet.
What speaks for Tiara Davos:
The raw material: The finest
New Zealand virgin wool, refined with lambswool from the first
shearing—the best raw material from which a rug can be made.
This is spun in Switzerland with great expertise into a robust yet
supple wool yarn.·
The indoor climate: A
rug that creates a pleasant indoor climate like no other. It has
sound-absorbing and insulating properties, can absorb moisture and release it
again, binds dust and allergy-causing particles, and has
antistatic properties, preventing it from becoming electrically charged.       
Character:
The wool yarn is particularly striking in the bold, straight-tufted loop
pattern. This not only gives the carpet its
elegant appearance but also contributes to its textured feel.
Comfort:
Twisted
wool yarn, the high pile weight of 1900 g/m², the dense
tufting construction, and the sturdy Texbac backing make the carpet
soft and springy.
Easy care:
Wool is not only pleasant to the touch, but it is also
durable and flame-resistant. Thanks to its special
scaly structure, dirt hardly sticks to it, and stains can usually be
easily removed if cleaned immediately.
The Origin: The
wool comes from New Zealand. Thanks to specific sheep breeds and
climatic conditions, the perfect raw material for carpets
grows there naturally. All further processing steps up to the
finished carpet take place in Switzerland: spinning, dyeing, tufting, and
coating, all in compliance with strict Swiss environmental regulations.