





yarns: carded extra fine merino wool, cashmere, cotton…
Blanket Measures: width from 145 to 165/170 cm, length from 170 cm ahead
Cushions: large cm 55 × 45, medium, cm 45 × 40, small cm 30 x 30
technical realization: Jacquard – intarsia – stitches

I like to work with the multiple combinations of yarns related to extra fine merino carded wool and various blends or pure yarns. As a reference I have reliable suppliers, aware of the value of the material, from which I can freely choose some traditional yarns, that I have experienced over the years. I carefully select the materials and colours from colour charts, available and renewed in the current season. I use dyed yarn, wich is necessary to assure solidity and purity of the colour; neutral tones that are flanked by vibrant and luminous nuances, instilling sensations of sober intimacy and lightness.
Each product is the expression of traditional skills and technological craftsmanship: try and experience! My products are made in small quantities to offer attention to the “detail”, with special care to hand finishes. A history, a working method, a creative and manufacturing capability, suitable for the needs of a demanding customer.
Get an 'lr' blanket if:
- You like owning a 'design object'
- you are interested in a piece of furniture that is 'inspirational'
- you want a blanket of 'aesthetic-functional' value
- a 'precious gift' for yourself or a special person
- the taste of 'simple elegance' that furnishes
- colour and warmth to 'pamper you'
- know that 'your blanket' awaits you in moments of relax...
- have a 'bespoke' blanket or cushion
- a product in its uniqueness in a space to be lived in
- you want and can cover an old armchair ...
- an 'original' knitted blanket and not an obvious fabric plaid
- a choice of a product that you will appreciate even more over time
- understand the economic value of an industrial-handcrafted object
- because you are demanding: a special blanket that goes beyond fashion…
The 'lr' blanket is not important if:
- you are not looking for a 'design product'
- this type of furnishing accessory 'inspires' you relatively
- you have a house that does not need an object that you think is superfluous
- you don't consider it a special gift
- maybe you want a blanket or cushion from a 'famous brand'
- you are not looking for 'colour and natural warmth'
- you are not interested in 'made to measure' and 'bespoke'
- you want the 'classic' fabric blanket
- you prefer a product with an 'economic price'
- you think it is an 'unnecessary expense'
- you find it delicate and not very durable ...
- you pay little attention to the 'quality of the details'
Are you the right person to meet my product?
The vision drawn into a lifestyle. Research into the well-being of body & soul, linked to the pleasant sensation of indulging in ‘pampering’ with colour and warmth! The value and awareness of rest. Free to live surrounded by some objects that make us feel good!
If you feel the desire to change something or add an original accessory to your home or if you want specific advice for ‘matching object’ in the study of colours to combine with patterns that can ‘adapt and re-evaluate’ a space dear to you, in order to give that ‘special touch’ …

Story on the blanket
It is not just a textile furnishing accessory, it is a complex product, an ally of nature, a symbolic object, an inseparable friend. It is the result of textile technologies and experiences that have a history: a valuable commodity that lasts over time and is perceived as a quality garment.
In 1954, Linus Van Pelt, a key character in Peanuts (created by Charles Schulz) appears next to his inevitable blue blanket. More than a tool, the “security blanket” is a totem, the identification of the satisfaction of the need for protection.
Let’s think about how the blanket accompanies us throughout our life: from birth (wrapped in a blanket) and for the rest of the days during sleep, we are “sheltered” by something. For this reason, beyond taste, material, models and styles, it is an object present in various ethnic groups at any latitude.
Pure wool, first of all: the basic concept in choosing a wool blanket: the raw material is natural. The blanket season is a concept that has evolved in recent times; thanks to the evolution of comfort in homes, heating and changes in consumption habits, often preferring the use of a duvet.
Insulating and healthy: the wool blanket maintains the temperature of the body, favoring the sensation of keeping it warm. It is also a hypoallergenic product and in this specific case, extra-fine merino wool has anti-mite properties, i.e. the absence of moisture and heat, a problem that concerns mattresses and cushions.
Eco-sustainable: this aspect is not alwaysconsidered; in the case of wool, it is the least invasive natural product, for the life cycles of the land of animals and humans: farming and non-cultivation, no fertilizers and wasted water. The breeding is cyclical, as the animal survives the shearing.
The maintenance of the blanket: depending on the type of wool, it can be washed with water at 30 degrees or dry cleaned. It is a good habit to air it every now and then. A clarification: the ‘pilling’ effect does not derive from the quality but is an intrinsic characteristic of the knitted fabric. The blanket lives with us and the wear and tear in the time is the consequence (the problem may be solved with the use of a specific tool available).
Pure Virgin Wool, a brand you can trust, has now become “Wool mark (registered in 117 countries). The meaning of the term Pure Virgin Wool. Pure Wool which means the presence of only wool inside the garment with a maximum tolerance of 7.3%, Virgin which is sheared wool, not regenerated or recovered from industrial processes.
