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The History of Swedish Textile Production: Kasthall

Founded in 1889 in Kinna, Kasthall is a Swedish company specializing in handwoven and hand-made rugs. Its tapestries adorn a wide range of spaces, from private homes to luxury hotels, shops, and noble residences, including the Swedish royal castle. Beyond creating aesthetically pleasing rugs, Kasthall is committed to crafting pieces with soul while respecting the environment. The company complies with ISO 14001 standards and continuously works to improve its production processes, creating sustainable carpets.

Kasthall's Production

Kasthall stands out for its direct production, controlling every phase of the creative process, from material selection to final product inspection. By collaborating with designers, the company minimizes machine use, valuing craftsmanship and attention to detail. This blend of industrial and traditional techniques ensures high-quality products.

Kasthall Products

Kasthall's primary focus is on hand-made rugs, renowned internationally and appreciated by both customers and experts. Among its accolades is the Wallpaper Design Award for the Ängsmark rug, designed by Ilse Crawford. Other examples include Glänta, a chenille rug, and North Pole, made of pure wool, designed by Lara Bohinc. Each product conveys a message and a theme, such as the geometric Tweed rug by Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg.

The Story of Kasthall

Kasthall's roots date back to the late 19th century, founded by Ludvig Anderson, who began producing rugs and curtains thanks to the introduction of electricity in industry. The company quickly gained recognition, collaborating with prominent designers like Astrid Sampe and Ingrid Dessau. While facing technological changes throughout the 20th century, Kasthall has maintained its philosophy of innovation and communication through design.