May 17

PHUNK + 1956 by Tai Ping Carpets: Singapore-based art and design collective launches a series of carpets inspired by “rule breakers and nonconformists”

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PHUNK + 1956 by Tai Ping Carpets


Founded in 1956 to preserve the historical craft of handmade carpets, Hong Kong’s Tai Ping has grown into a global leader in quality carpeting. In recent years the renowned maker of woven Axminster, hand-tufted, machine-tufted, printed carpet and Axminster carpet tile designs introduced…

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