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HAY Ethan Cook Wool Floor Runner

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This floor runner from Danish brand HAY is designed by Ethan Cook, a Brooklyn-based artist known for his large-scale colorblock canvases. Cook applies his signature painting style to this long runner, made from New Zealand wool and organic cotton, that will bring visual interest to your space. HAY is a manufacturer with work in MoMA’s collection. The HAY Ethan Cook Floor Runner measures 2.5w x 8.2'l. Do not dry clean. Vacuum regularly using vacuum cleaner without a beater brush and a low power setting.
  • Designer
    Ethan Cook
  • Size
    2.5w x 8.2'l
  • Materials
    Wool, Cotton
  • Year of Design
    2021
  • Origin
    Imported
Do not dry clean. Vacuum regularly using vacuum cleaner without a beater brush and a low power setting
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