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Japan Collection by Alfombras Veo Veo

01.25.12

Posted by Caroline Williamson

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The Japan Collection rugs designed by Enrique Eguino for Alfombras Veo Veo are inspired by Japanese locations, culture, and tradition. They pixelate an image and create these fun rugs that at first glance look like they are designed with random colors.

Above: Nikko Cascada (Nikko Waterfall)

Nikko Cascada (Nikko Waterfall) inspiration/Nikko Cascada

Tohyo De Noche (Tokyo Night) inspiration

Tohyo De Noche (Tokyo Night)

Kyoto Palace inspiration

Kyoto Palace

Kimono inspiration/Kimono

Hokkaido inspiration

Hokkaido

Shinkansen inspiration

Shinkansen

Fun fact: Alfrombras Veo Veo’s name translates to “I Spy Carpets.”

6 Comments

Kate on 09.07.2012 at 14:00 PM

do you know where I can buy these rugs? Looks like only in Spain?

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- Jaime Derringer on 09.07.2012 at 20:00 PM
  
  I think so, unfortunately. I would contact the company to see if they have a list of stores.
  
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  - Antonio Mas on 01.25.2013 at 11:57 AM
    
    This collection is available to buy in Mundoalfombra.com. Try to see it in the following link: http://www.mundoalfombra.com/616-alfombra-de-diseno-nikko-herraje.html
    
    Best Regards
    
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Peter on 04.28.2017 at 03:56 AM

Wowwwwww I love this kind of rugs. Other option is the printed ones like they have manufacturers like http://moooicarpets.com/ or http://alfombraskp.com/

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Mr Felpudo on 11.10.2017 at 06:25 AM

This is amazing. Although I’d rather have Frikinow’s geek doormats:
https://frikinow.com/felpudos-originales-frikis

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Marina on 10.16.2020 at 05:57 AM

You can buy geometric rugs available for everyone in https://alfombrate.es/alfombras/?filter_dibujo=alfombras-geometricas

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