MOGENS KOCH WAVES GREEN/SAND

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kr799.00

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Sustainable mats: It is with joy and pride that Skriver Collection presents Mogens Koch and his classic design carpets/sustainable mats.

All Skriver Collection design mats, entrance mats and carpets are made of nylon yarn combined with a PVC-free rubber backing and have many possible uses: at the front door, the garden door, in the kitchen, in the summer house, in the garden or... Only the imagination sets the limits to where the beautiful design mats can go. Sustainable mats: All Skriver Collection design mats, entrance mats and rugs are of very high quality and can be washed up to 300 times.

Mogens Koch designer mats are very durable.

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GREEN/SAND

SUSTAINABLE MATS

It is with pride and joy, that Skriver Collection presents Mogens Koch and his classic design carpets/sustainable mats.

Architect Mogens Koch

Architect Mogens Koch (1898-1992) graduated as a building architect from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1925. From 1932 he worked as an assistant to architect and furniture designer Kaare Klint. Mogens Koch also worked with other architects such as Carl Petersen and Ivar Bendtsen until he opened his own design studio in 1934. From 1950 to 1968 Mogens Koch was employed as professor of restoration at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture.

Mogens Koch has drawn a large number of patterns, after which his wife weaver Ea Koch (1905-1987) woven the most beautiful carpets. Embroidery patterns were also drawn for the Handwork Promotion and the watercolour block was also used extensively for sketches. These patterns form the basis of the Skriver Collections collection. A rigorous design in which each part serves a purpose and where the emphasis is on a single idiom without superfluous decoration.

All Skriver Collections mats are made of recycled nylon and are PVC free rubber backside.

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Skriver Collection

Classic design re-emerges in a new interpretation with modern materials

Architect Mogens Koch (1898-1992) was trained as an architect from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1925. In the period until 1932, he worked as an assistant to architect and furniture designer Kaare Klint. Mogens Koch also worked with many of the great architects of the time, until he opened his own design studio in 1934. Mogens Koch is best known for his classically elegant and functionalist furniture series, such as the shelving and folding furniture series. In the years 1950 – 1968, Mogens Koch was employed as a professor of restoration at the Academy of Fine Arts' School of Architecture.

Mogens Koch drew a large number of patterns, which his wife, the weaver Ea Koch (1905-1987), wove the most beautiful carpets from. Embroidery patterns were also drawn for Handicraft Promotion and the watercolor pad was also extensively used for sketches. These patterns form the basis of Skriver Collection's collection.

Delivery time: 6-8 days, (If in backorder, up to 3 weeks).