Asplund
Biblioteket Rug
Biblioteket Rug
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Designed by Emma Olbers 2018, for the Old Library at Stockholm's Nationalmuseum.
Biblioteket — Swedish for "the library" — takes its pattern directly from Olbers' initial sketches of the room: three arches and three large windows at the top, rows of books from the old shelves through the middle, and the newly laid oak parquet flooring at the bottom.
Hand-knotted in a Tibetan Thin technique — the same knot as a traditional Tibetan rug, cut thinner and more delicately, suited to detailed pattern and color work.
Made from a 50% New Zealand wool, 50% Tencel blend. Tencel a natural fiber from fast-growing forests, 95% biodegradable — adds extra vividness and luster.
Specifications
- Small: 100.4" x 80.7" (255 x 205 cm)
- Medium: 100.4" x 91.7" (255 x 233 cm)
- Large: 100.4" x 112.2" (255 x 285 cm)
- XL: 100.4" x 137.8" (255 x 350 cm)
- XXL: 129.9" x 204.7" (330 x 520 cm)
- Hand-knotted: Tibetan Thin technique, 50% wool / 50% Tencel
- One set color scheme
- Made in India
Pom-poms and samples available to review in consultation with RÅSTRÖM.
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Emma Olbers designed the Old Library at Stockholm's Nationalmuseum, and the Biblioteket rug, drawn from her original sketches.
Notice: Made To Order Item — No Returns or Cancellations
Lead Time
Lead Time
Made to Order in India—approximately 12–16 weeks. Larger sizes 86 sq ft (8 m²) take about 2 weeks longer.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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Returns
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Rug Color & Care Guide
Rug Color & Care Guide
Questions
Questions
For questions about size, pattern, or color — or to discuss a custom order — contact us at hello@byrastrom.com, or use our contact form.
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Asplund Rugs
Originally founded as a gallery — where furniture was treated as an object of art, not a product — Asplund grew into one of the defining names in contemporary Swedish design and interiors.
Handmade rugs from Asplund combine Swedish tradition and old techniques with contemporary design.