Since 1889, Kasthall has been a Swedish maker shaped by textile craft and the hands of its people. At its Kinna mill, the company makes rugs under one roof while its design studio works with architects and designers around the world to bring Swedish making into contemporary interiors. Kasthall holds a Royal Warrant as a supplier to the Swedish Royal Court and is present in more than 30 markets.
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