11. April 2023
Glue from broken car windows is the main ingredient in our latest step towards a more sustainable production. We have chosen to replace the latex-based glue in 13 carpet collections with a more sustainable alternative.
​The new glue is made of laminate-film from broken car windows, which would otherwise have ended up at waste dumps.

Lovely design news! Eco Structure has been nominated for Green Idea of the Year in leading Danish magazines’ BO BEDRE and Bolig Magasinet's Design Awards 2022.
The award goes to an initiative, product or person who, with innovation and consideration, helps to make everyday life more sustainable. And since this is precisely our ambition and constant benchmark, we’re proud and humbled by both this nomination and our unique collaboration with Margrethe Odgaard.

16. June 2022
Inspired by the beauty of natural minerals Danish textile designer and colour alchemist Margrethe Odgaard continuously explores the interaction between colours, materials, light and space. Margrethe focuses on the colours’ different competences and to help you make use of what colours have to offer, she has developed 56 ever-relevant floor surface colours.
The 56 colours are offered in the Eco Compact, Pro, Rustic (including Rustic carpet tiles) and Structure wall-to-wall collections that are all part of Ege Carpets’ Eco concept.

22. April 2022
Under the True Nature theme, we asked Rikke Skytte, future analyst in design, architecture and human behaviour, to explain the essence of biophilic design while curating a number of carpets, pieces of arts and innovations from other brands and artists.

8. Février 2022
Une ombre est un instant, une image capturée qui disparaît; un voile changeant de couleur et de texture. Chacune est un mélange déroutant de nuances, l’une cédant doucement la place à l’autre. Vues à travers du verre texturé, les ombres sont déformées et créent des motifs chaotiques de lumière et d’obscurité.

Les jeux d’ombres et de lumières racontent des histoires.

We’re beyond proud to announce that our popular ReForm A New Wave collection has won the “Feel good – furniture” category at Danish Design Awards on 25 November.
A New Wave faced strong competition from other nominated pieces of furniture and the category had many applicants.
The jury chose A New Wave for category winner due to the patterns’ particularly aesthetic interpretation of sand and water as well as the high functionality regarding comfort and acoustics..