Carpet as an art-therapy. Why the special space is so important for you?

By obtaining the artwork, person, starts to interact with this piece, which reflects his internal depth. Tactile and. sensual helps to reveal the internal potential, i.e. the essence of the customer.

Half-tones, transitions of the height, merging of the colors and hues in a musical dance are trying to reflect the beauty of the human being and help to develop the internal abilities and talents. The carpet accelerates the processes of revealing of the ones internal meaning and potential. The magic expressed in the traditional textile object represents a harmonic extension of the life space of the human being and sometimes serves as an invisible guide, which remembers where and what for you are going.

Every object of Galanina has its own special history, which is almost always a history of the incarnation of the ideas with the help of technologies, involvement of the new materials and combination of colors. Wool, silk, wood, metal and natural fiber acquires the peculiar sound.

Laborious work of the craftsmen from Samara reflects the attention to the material and their handwork guarantees the quality of each detail in the design.

This contemporary and rapidly developing company was established in 1 995 by masters with a long-year experience in the filed of carpet manufacturing. Numerous experts from the companies, including Dupont, leading in the textile raw materials, carefully studied the quality of the offered production and came to the conclusion that it entirely meets the international standards and corresponds by its quality to the goods from the de luxe class.

Carpet is a surprisingly functional, never boring and -warming thing. In the interior, carpet solves in fact a large number of tasks, such as:

-altering visual perception of the room's shape;

-enlargement of the space;

-addition of the required accents;

-harmonious support of the interior by texture surfaces.

The surface of the carpet is formed by proportion and number of the elements within the patterns*, which precisely correspond to the choice, purpose and taste of the customer. All these tasks in the contemporary carpet weaving are brilliantly solved by tufting**. It was introduced into the wide carpet assortment and in the individual projecting in the early 90th. Tufting was well recognized in Europe and United States and received the high awards at the prestigious designer exhibitions. World-famous architects such as Zaha Hadit, Karim Rashid, Philippe Starck and Carlo Scarpa extensively used tufting in their projects.

*pattern — repeating rows of elements;

** tufting — the particular way of stuffing on the natural jute base (netting), which allows to increase the density by many-fold.