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Renesa's brick-like rug collection explores architecture beyond buildings

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Renesa's brick-like rug collection explores architecture beyond buildings
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Renesa has launched a new rug collection called Brick by Brick in collaboration with House of Knots. The collection features hand-tufted rugs designed as geometric abstractions of bricks, reflecting the essence of architecture. It aims to provoke thoughts about architecture beyond traditional buildings, emphasizing the relationship between textiles and architectural concepts.

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Renesa's brick-like rug collection explores architecture beyond buildings Share: Chater Paul Jordan | 25 May 2026 Leave a comment Architecture studio Renesa has collaborated with Indian rug brand House of Knots to create a series of hand-tufted collectible rugs designed as geometric abstractions of the humble brick. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1506076990687-0'); }); The collection, named Brick by Brick, takes its cue from the modular building material as the "first act of architecture" according to Sanchit Arora, principal architect at Renesa. "In India especially, brick has been a silent constant across vernacular and modern practices," he told Dezeen.

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