If Warli is known and appreciated for contemporary indoor and outdoor rugs, equally important are their proposals for the kitchen/bathroom/spa environment and their accessories.
New for 2022 are the Strato multipurpose baskets, a series designed by Paolo Zani and made with an innovative bi-color ‘w-proof’ polypropylene technical rope covered in mesh. Essential, with a square base that becomes circular at the top, as for their production technique, they recall the continuous and circular layering of 3D printing, hence their name. Instead, they are made entirely by hand and with great attention to detail. Such as the eyelet ending, which is not just a comfortable handle or to hang them on the wall, but a decorative element of a complement that is adorned with a small quirk.
Practical and stackable, the baskets are available in sets of 4 sizes (from a diameter of 24cm to 33cm), in 5 different colors, handy for different uses such as storing objects or linen and suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. The color combinations create a delicate effect: light green and light brown, rust and dark brown, beige and blue, and finally blue and ivory.
The K&B catalog, on the other hand, focuses on sustainability. For Warli, in fact, design, communication and production are fueled by the belief that making more equitable and sustainable products is of great importance and cannot be postponed anymore. With the K&B collection, also designed by Paolo Zani, 100 PET bottles are recycled for every square meter of carpet that is produced. Rather than contributing to the global consumption of plastics, a ‘second life’ is created by cleaning up the environment, preventing them from ending up in the sea or the ecosystem.
The yarn used for these bathroom and kitchen rugs is 100% recycled, washable, stain resistant and anti-slip, for a safer home. There are three series: Bath, Chef and Spa. Same color combinations: brown/burgundy, cream/light gray, cream/teal, warm gray/green gray; but different pattern: for Bath it is a Greek one, for Chef it is a repeated geometric pattern, while for Spa it is a playful intertwining.
