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A Landscape Underfoot For Oliver Treutlein Carpets, every bespoke creation begins with a conversation around material, craftsmanship and atmosphere. For more than four decades, the tight-knit family-run German company has developed custom carpets for yachts, private residences and architectural interiors, each one conceived not simply as a surface, but as an integral part of a space’s identity by Jane Catchpole - ph. courtesy by OT
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Created for the Skylounge of M/Y Agnetha (pictured here), OT’s bespoke carpet was designed in collaboration with LUCA DINI Design & Architecture as the visual and emotional anchor of the space
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T’sphilosophy finds a compelling expression aboard M/Y Agnetha,
and land, translating natural atmosphere into texture and tone. Sweeping
the 55-metre Heesen yacht whose Skylounge provided the setting
through pale, aqueous shades into notes of caramel, amber and rich ochre,
for one of the German company’s most technically demanding and
the design evokes water, sun-warmed stone and the soft glow of skin after
visually evocative recent creations. Designed in collaboration with LUCA
a long afternoon at sea. Organic and immersive, it introduces colour not as
DINI Design & Architecture, the rug was conceived not as an accessory, but
ornament, but as mood: fresh, warm and quietly radiant.
as the emotional and visual anchor of the room - a landscape underfoot that
To realise this effect in material form, OT combined 100% velvet wool -
brings the entire interior into dialogue. As Silvia Margutti, Lead Architect
selected from the finest and purest New Zealand wool fibres - with 100% pure
at Luca Dini’s studio notes, “the brief that defines the vessel’s interior was
silk. This pairing creates an exceptionally even surface capable of carrying
rooted in the vision of quiet luxury - but it found this true voice through a
the design’s sculptural depth, while the contrast between the two noble fibres
dialogue with Laurens Last, whose arrival at the helm of Heesen brought a
enhances the play of light across the carpet. The result is a surface that feels
fresh and new approach, fully reflected in the chromatic energy of this rug, a
both serene and alive, changing subtly with movement and shifting daylight.
willingness to let “colour” speak.” The concept draws on the meeting of sea
Its painterly gradient was among the project’s greatest challenges. In order to
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Composed of velvet New Zealand wool and pure silk, the rug combines noble natural fibres to create a luminous surface with exceptional depth, softness and subtle movement. To achieve its seamless gradient, OT dyed 35 individual tones, blending colour transitions every two to three centimetres across the carpet
achieve a seamless chromatic flow across the rug, 35 individual tones were
during the Monaco Yacht Show 2025, the entire piece was completed within
dyed and blended into one another, with colour transitions changing every
just eight weeks. From the selection of raw materials to dyeing, handcrafting
two to three centimetres throughout the piece. This extraordinary level of
and final delivery, each stage had to align seamlessly. Finished late on a
modulation demanded not only precision in planning, but an intense degree
Monday night, the rug departed the Meerbusch headquarters the following
of technical control during production.
morning with OT’s fitting team and was installed on board in the early hours
The rug’s distinctive three-dimensional carved effect added a further layer
of Wednesday, just as the show began.
of complexity. Executed entirely by hand, this sculptural finish could only
The finished design does more than complete the Skylounge - it gathers
be entrusted to OT’s most experienced craftspeople and required a full
it. Against walnut, light oak, bronze, fabric and art, the carpet establishes
week of dedicated work on this piece alone. It is this mastery of technique -
cohesion through softness, movement and colour. Here, Oliver Treutlein
where artisanal skill meets aesthetic restraint - that continues to define the
Carpets demonstrates what it does best: transforming extraordinary
Treutlein approach.
craftsmanship into an atmosphere that is felt as much as seen.
Timing, too, was critical. Created for presentation aboard Project Agnetha
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