The inspiration for the angular design Nuna is taken from �Nunataks�, which is a name for stunning mountain peaks whose jagged ridges protrude from dramatic
ice fields below. The repetitive echo of stepped inclines becomes more subtle in shade as they silhouette into the distance, enhanced by the combination
of three refined weaves.

 - The pattern of Nuna has the ability to make simple uncluttered shapes become more texturised. It has a very retro feel and tactile quality, particularly  in the greens which remind me of the different shades and textures you see in different kinds of moss, says David Fox.

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Source: interiornews.com.