Item No.
10000953
Mikkel Throw
C$ 475.00
Item No.
10000953
Mikkel Throw
C$ 475.00
Pastels
Red
- Bold blocks of color on heavy wool.
- Stitched edging on all sides with brightly contrasting yarn.
- 100% Norwegian lambswool.
- 78.74" H 53.14" W .39" D
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
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Designed by Kristine Five Melvær for Røros Tweed
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Mikkel Throw
Mikkel Throw
C$ 475.00
Gallery
Norway through and through —
The Mikkel Throw celebrates all things Norway. It’s made from 100% Norwegian wool, woven via traditional Norwegian techniques, and designed by Norwegian Kristine Five Melvær.
Details
Boldly colored heavy wool
Kristine Five Melvær investigates and bridges the disciplines of product design and graphic design, focusing on realizing communicative potential of different objects and materials as a means to create emotional bonds with users. Simple yet sensuous, her Mikkel Throw (2015) is the result of inspiration from the Bauhaus movement and traditional Norwegian weaving. It’s crafted from boldly colored heavy wool that requires minimal care, produced without harsh chemicals. Made in Norway.
- Bold blocks of color on heavy wool.
- Stitched edging on all sides with brightly contrasting color.
- 100% Norwegian lambswool.
- Made in Norway.
- Brand
- Røros Tweed
- General Dimensions
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- 78.74" H 53.14" W .39" D
- Product Weight
- 2.64 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Mikkel Throw
- Height (in): 78.74
- Width (in): 53.14
- Depth (in): .39
- Weight (lbs): 2.64
- 100% Norwegian lambswool
Kristine Five Melvær
Oslo-based Kristine Five Melvær chose to study design “because I considered it the most interesting intersection between my creative and analytical skills.” She earned a master’s degree in industrial design from the Oslo School of Architecture and Design in 2008. Her work is an eclectic mix of graphic design, furniture, lighting, tableware, glassware, pillows, and blankets.
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