IMAGO, the # 1 catalog of Platinum Custom Rugs that inspires a new vision of the world

To celebrate the restart, in a world to look at with new eyes, Platinum Custom Rugs presents IMAGO, in its new catalog with three collections inspired by perception and nature.

“Imago”, or vision in the meaning of illusion, as a changing perception, sometimes even deceptive, but also in the sense of imagination, of that ability to create and capture stimuli for creativity from the most diverse contexts, to rediscover oneself capable of reinterpreting the world .

The new Platinum Custom Rugs catalog presents three collections characterized by strong creative ideas.
In each, then, the propensity for customization stands out, the fundamental theme of the brand, which is achieved thanks to the possibility of freely composing the color palette, to select between variations of patterns, defining the type of weaving (between hand tuffed and knotted hand) and the yarn used to make the carpet, which can be silk, bamboo silk, wool, viscose, linen and tencel.

* Catalog IMAGO by Platinum Custom Rugs

ECLIPSIS COLLECTION

Elipsis celebrates one of the most fascinating natural phenomena, which throughout the history of man has not failed to have profound meanings. In this collection, the elementary forms are in motion, they give way to each other, advancing one on top of the other to compose three-dimensional paintings.

* designs from the Eclipsis collection

ILLUSIO COLLECTION

In the “Illusio” collection the gaze is deceived by impossible geometries, with shapes and colors that give rise to hypnotic perception games. The clean lines of the silhouettes allow you to bring attention to an accent color that becomes the guide for the chromatic composition of any interior design project.

* designs from the Illusio collection

COSMOS COLLECTION

Cosmos, on the other hand, is based on abstractions of colors that are directly inspired by nature, almost a memory of its primordial genesis and a tribute to creation and its infinite wonders.

* designs from the Cosmos collection