Fingers rug by ToiletPaper

A Toiletpaper rug is an image enlarged to the scale of a room and printed on polyester. The range mixes rectangles and discs, depending on whether the image requires a wide shot or a centered frame. Because the pattern is photographic, the rug behaves like an image placed on the floor: it is best left uncovered rather than disappearing three-quarters of the way under a sofa. As the design is directional, it has a reading orientation that must be taken into account when placing furniture around it.

How they are printed

The image is digitally printed and then heat-set onto a 100% polyester top, backed with a rubber (TPR) base, for a thickness of approximately 7 mm. The rug collection was presented in April 2016 in Paris at the Perrotin gallery.