Madison Tip-Shear

• Viscose has a particularly elegant and light-reflective surface.
• Viscose gives carpets depth and a subtle, luxurious material effect.
• Viscose feels soft and pleasant.
• Viscose harmonizes especially well in combination with wool.
• Viscose improves comfort on hard floors.
• Viscose is especially suitable for calm, cozy interiors.

• Viscose was developed at the end of the 19th century.
• The fiber is made from cellulose, mostly from wood.
• Viscose is classified as a regenerated fiber and is based on natural raw materials.
• Viscose has a high light reflection and is often used as an alternative to silk.
• The surface appears iridescent and deep depending on the light incidence.
• Viscose is often combined with wool to combine durability and elegance.

Workshop designs emerge where material knowledge meets spatial thinking. They express a design culture shaped not primarily by a single author, but by the collective knowledge of our workshop.

Since 1881, Ruckstuhl has developed rugs at the intersection of architecture, craftsmanship and technical innovation. Some products arise from functional requirements, others from a deep understanding of natural fibres, constructions or manufacturing processes. What they share is a precise approach: durable, true to the material and free from short-lived trends.

Ruckstuhl Werkentwurf stands for rugs conceived from within the workshop — developed through experience, refined over time and made for generations.