From now on you can find rugs from 'B.I.G.'. The company has been internationally known for weaving fine, high-quality carpets on 'Wilton' looms since 1956. The Belgian label's carpets have won numerous awards for 'know how', outstanding creativity and innovation.
By the way, I particularly like the fact that 'B.I.G.' takes ecological responsibility in the production of its carpets by using solar energy.
And with the Holden rug, the label goes one step further: it is made from regenerated nylon, a material that is environmentally friendly because it is made from waste that is recovered from the environment, mainly from the oceans.
Every year, 640,000 tons of discarded fishing nets remain in our oceans, dooming millions of marine animals. These fishing nets are made of a nylon fiber, which is a high-performance plastic that is fortunately fully recyclable.
By recycling this waste, 'B.I.C' helps to save crude oils and avoid CO2 emissions.
