Mioro Outdoor Rug

Constructed from man-made fibres the rugs are water-repellent, tear-resistant and fast-drying. These stable and maintenance-friendly properties make the rugs equally suitable for use in interior environments. The polypropylene is solution-dyed, reducing water, dye, and energy consumption in production, requiring no additional performance chemicals and ensuring colour fastness.

The Mioro Outdoor rug is constructed with braided polypropylene ropes and combines a plain weave with the intricate ‘leno weave’ – a newly introduced technique in the art of rug making.

The leno technique requires modifying the loom and using special shafts to twist warp threads. This unique technique forms small openings in the rug, arranged in a stripe pattern, giving it an airy, textured look. The end result references textured surfaces, says designer Margrethe Odgaard: “The leno weave element is a detail that runs through Mioro, like the striped pattern of a knitted jumper, or cracks in the earth.”

As a mono-material, Mioro Outdoor is fully recyclable at the end of its lifecycle. It is suitable for moderate to medium residential use and light to moderate commercial use in indoor and outdoor environments.