Founders of the flying grass carpet eddy kaijser nadine roos and bart cardinaal lounging on one of their carpets.
The flying grass carpet.
The flying grass carpet original the junior carpet and the baby carpet.
The flying grass carpet.
In the netherlands it s common to have tiny persian carpets placed on top of dining tables.
Magic carpets are a form of transportation most notably found in oriental tales.
The flying grass carpet has been to the following cities.
It travels around the world as a temporary landscape.
The flying grass carpet is a huge rug entirely made of artificial grass.
The flying grass carpet takes inspiration from persian designs.
Firt fly is the most common amongst them that usually breed close to the grass root and their larvae usually bore via the stem of the grass and it may cause your lawn to have patchy areas.
The flying grass carpet is capitalising on this need.
Whilst magic carpets are perhaps most commonly associated with the stories found in the thousand and one nights magic carpets have also been mentioned in the writings of different civilizations at various points of time in history.
A family of carpets has been developed that will turn any location into a positive experience.
This social design is especially made to look like an immense inviting persian rug to bring cosiness to cities.
The flying grass carpet is basically a temporary landscape intended to be used for playing on and enjoying different activities such as sports picnics open air festivals and many more.
The sizes of the carpets vary from 45 to 900 square metres.
It travels around the world connecting urbanites everywhere and can be placed on any square.
Internationally persian carpets are placed in rooms to bring people together.
Landed in a city the flying grass carpet is ideal for all kind of events.
Apart from this tiny flying menace there are also other lawn bugs which can destroy and invade your lawn severely.
All of them are made of colourful artificial grass.
The carpet was designed by rotterdam based designers.
These carpets are known also as flying carpets as they transport their owners from one place to another through the air.
Never settling down for more than a few weeks at a time the half inch thick installation encourages citizens to rethink the possibilities of their public spaces.
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The flying grass carpet travels to underutilized and overlooked plazas around the world unfurling its 6 000 kilos of artificial lawn over an area as large as 920 square meters.
