CarpetVista

CarpetVista
General information
Name	CarpetVista
Type	Private Company, Online Rug Store
Founder	Hossein Sadr, Ludvig Friberger
Founded	2005
Manager	Nils Vinberg, Chairman of the board of directors of Carpet Vista; Thomas Keifer, CEO of Carpet Vista
HQ Location	Ringugnsgatan 11, S-216 16
HQ Location City	Malmö
HQ Location Country	Sweden
Products	Oriental Carpets, Modern Carpets
Website	https://www.carpetvista.com/
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CarpetVista is a Swedish private company that has operates of online carpet retail store. The company founded in 2005 by Hossein Sadr and Ludvig Friberger, in Malmö, Sweden and offers a wide range of more than 40,000 carpets, ranging from machine-made to exclusive handmade carpets. CarpetVista sells its carpets internationally to markets such as Germany, France, the Netherlands and the Nordics through its own online store.

History of CarpetVista

CarpetVista has since it was founded in 2005 by Hossein Sadr and Ludvig Friberger grown to become a global leading online retailer of high-quality carpets with sales in over 50 countries. The Swedish private equity company Litorina, through the fund Litorina IV, became the new majority owner in December 2015 and has together with the founders continued to develop the company.^[1]
Also, They have gathered the information for guidance about buying a handmade carpet or learning more about carpets in their Carpet Encyclopedia^[2] website.

CarpetVista Design Competition

CarpetVista Design Competition in 2019 are totally overwhelmed with the 8000 designs, from over 90 countries. All designers have our depest respect for the time put in to the contributions. Thank you! After the jury, the peoples voice have finally landed on the 10 winners presented below. First Place: This spotty cat in the carpet is posing in a thoughtful way and trying to mimic the background. Second Place: This design is inspired by coal that has been lit, of which the fire is slowly fading out. The same way coal is an unsustainable fossil fuel that is slowly but surely not being used anymore. Three Place: Throughout mystudies I have been mostly focusing on minimalistic, black and white projects. Curently I'm starting to incorporate more colours and structures to my designs. My personal, minimalistic take on the botanical world.^[3]