ZET Kilim

ZET is a graph­i­cally poignant and chro­mat­i­cally strik­ing design that captures the spirit of 1920s New Objec­tiv­ity. Richard Herre is consid­ered one of the initia­tors of the Stuttgart Weis­senhof Estate, where he was respon­si­ble for the inte­rior archi­tec­ture of the house designed by Max Taut. Designed in 1926 and spec­i­fied for the Max Taut Weis­senhof house, ZET repre­sents Richard Herre’s excep­tional use of color whilst signi­fy­ing the imag­i­na­tive spatial refer­ence of his work. In close collab­o­ra­tion with the Herre family and the archives, e15 re-issues kilim ZET. Avail­able in various color compo­si­tions ZET is made of pure, hand-spun sheep wool combin­ing tradi­tional weaving methods with historic design.