Please be aware that the colors shown digitally may slightly differ from the actual product. For this reason, we highly recommend requesting samples before placing an order.
Quid Collection, a masterpiece by Jaime Beriestain, made possible through Naturtex’s advanced technology. These outdoor rugs boast exceptional durability, thanks to our cutting-edge innovations. Inspired by the artistry of handmade weaving with natural fibers, each Quid rug carries a refined and traditional aesthetic, adding character to any space.
Named “Quid” as a translation of “knot,” this collection represents a central facet of design. It seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, offering rugs that not only tell a story of innovation but also ensure easy hygienic maintenance in both private and public areas. Discover the Quid Collection, where technological prowess meets artistic inspiration, redefining outdoor rugs with durability and style.
Colour:
Neutral Curve
Blue Curve
Green Curve
Neutral Rectangular
Blue Rectangular
Green Rectangular
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Designed by
Jaime Beriestain Studio is an award-win- ning interior design and landscape archi- tecture firm based in Madrid and Barcelo- na. Founded by Jaime Beriestain in 2002, it has completed prestigious projects of different sizes and complexities throughout Europe, Africa and America.
The Studio’s approach is to research the specific nature of each project and tailor a design response to meet the aspirations of the individual client.
The general objectives of the project correspond to a technological research and development initiative aimed, on the one hand, at obtaining 3D fabrics through an industrialisable process that differs from the current artisanal process and, on the other hand, at obtaining suitably functionalised cellulosic fabrics that can be used outdoors.
· Implementation period: 1 July 2024 to 31 December 2025
· Total budget: 296.143,00 €
NATURTEX, S.L. has obtained funding through the Centre for Industrial Technological Development (CDTI) for the development of the project ‘RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE TEXTILE SOLUTIONS FOR OUTDOOR USE’, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) 2021-2027.
