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With their unique cutting techniques, colours and pile heights, which recreate the texture and appearance of porcelain, the Faceted carpet range add the finishing touches to Rosenthal’s exclusive interior collection of furniture, lamps and accessories in the truest sense. The range was the outcome of a partnership between young designers Dorothea Lang and Matthias Zinkl and Münchner Teppichmanufak

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