Luxury carpets BRINK & CAMPMAN
Woven, tufted and hand-knotted
Brink & Campman, based in the Netherlands, has been producing high quality carpets since 1897. It has also included several English brands such as Scion, Harlequin and Sanderson in its collections. BRINK & CAMPMAN works with leading designers from the UK. The brand's main focus is on creating luxury carpets, particularly the following three types: axminster woven carpets, tufted carpets and hand knotted carpets. The company also produces wallpaper and interior fabrics. It is able to combine both modern and classic styles in its products.
Quality BRINK & CAMPMAN carpets
Creativity, craftsmanship and a keen eye for design are the best prerequisites for creating quality carpets. The company manufactures most of its carpets in its factory in Lichtenvoord. The secret lies in combining Dutch tradition with innovation. On top of this, Brink & Campman only works with carefully selected workers from all over the world, so it has the opportunity to develop new techniques and create quality carpets and home accessories that are timeless and fit into any interior.
All Brink & Campman carpets come from their own design studio in Lichtenvoorde. The designers there have already created a number of unique collections. It all starts with high-quality yarns inspired by the latest trends or fascinating technical processes. In addition to the extensive range for its brand, Brink & Campman designs and produces carpets for renowned brands in the fashion and interior design industry. However, the design studio also collaborates with designers from well-known brands, resulting in innovative collections of directly iconic designs that will elevate any interior!
Modern and classic BRINK & CAMPMAN rugs
Over the years, Brink & Campman has come to specialise in several variations of rugs, each with their own unique characteristics and uses. The variety of products stems from the diversity of techniques that have become the company's own iconic signature. The techniques the brand works with are as follows: Axminster woven, tufted, hand knotted, hand woven and hand knotted. We will now briefly introduce them to you.
Some types of carpets are produced by the traditional weaving process on Axminster looms. Carpets of this type are high or low cut. One of the most famous products woven using this technique is the Rocks collection of carpets, which are made from thick wool yarn that gains its strength and thickness through a felting process and colour using a space dyeing technique. The interestingly patterned Prado carpet is also produced on the same machine, but with a thinner yarn. By adding glossy eucalyptus fibers (Tencel™) to the wool yarns, a rich luster can be achieved that makes these carpets unique products. A unique Dutch clustering technique can be used to achieve beautiful woven patterns like those found on Stone and Twinset carpets. The yarn used in these carpets gives them a robust appearance. This technique also allows customers to choose their own shape and size of rug.
Hand-woven carpets
Hand-woven carpets are a relatively new addition to Brink & Campman. All carpets produced in this way are characterised by the flat weave technique, each with its own unique identity. The elegant, robust Marble and Cobble rugs, for example, are made from thick, felted wool yarn, which is used in rich shades for both. The latest addition to the hand-woven carpet range is Atelier. Design studio Brink & Campman has developed a technique that makes the look of these rugs truly unique. Carpets woven in this way stand out for their stability and strength, which also gives them a modern look. The entire production process is free of synthetic adhesives.
Hand tufted carpets
Brink & Campman 's hand tufted carpets are easily recognisable by their colourful patterns. For example, Estella wool pieces are often complemented by viscose yarns that are used to highlight other elements in the pattern. Hand tufting gives the rugs a rich texture and original design.
Hand-knotted carpets
Yara and Yeti carpets are hand-knotted in Nepal or India. The key to this traditional technique is the use of the finest yarns, which give the whole product a beautiful look. Whether the carpets are knotted in simple colours with natural woollen yarn or in intricate and colourful designs, they look fabulous. The craftsmanship of this hand knotting technique looks fantastic when combined with modern interior design.
