CALLE HENZEL, Florio Consunto (Palazzo 03)

Name: CALLE HENZEL, Florio Consunto (Palazzo 03)
Brand: PALAZZO
Price: 15000.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Henzel Studio works closely with the world's leading architects and interior designers to meet their clients' wishes and requirements for custom rugs in spaces that include private luxury homes, hotels, yachts and corporate settings. Henzel Studio provides designs solutions on any scale and delivers with utmost quality and precision. As our rugs are handmade we can adapt any of our designs to meet our clients' requirements regarding size, color, shape, materials, varying pile heights and knot counts. Regardless of whether your project is small or large, Henzel Studio's client advisors and designers will be delighted to assist you.

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COPENHAGEN / MALMÖ: Regementsgatan, 10
MILAN (San Vittore): Via Matteo Bandello, 14
MILAN (Loreto): Via Mauro Macchi, 82
MILAN (Porta Nuova): Via Filippo Turati, 3
LOS ANGELES: 7728 Woodrow Wilson Dr, Hollywood Hills
NEW YORK: Please contact us for assistance.
CHICAGO: 300 W Superior Street
CHICAGO: 222 W Merchandise Mart Plaza 1466
LONDON: The Button Factory, 1 Darnley Rd
WARSAW: Krucza 24/26, 00-526
SAN FRANCISCO: 560 Ninth Street
SAN FRANCISCO: 2131 Cole Street
DENVER: 7030 W Custer Ave
HOUSTON: 2910 McKinney Street
SAN DIEGO: 633 University Ave
CARACAS: Los Palos Grandes G544+6QJ

Description

CALLE HENZEL, Florio Consunto (Palazzo 03), 2015 / 2025
Edition of 30 + 1 AP
Numbered
Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity
Hand knotted rug
Wool & Silk
High / Low Cut

Palazzo by Calle Henzel reworks historical rug typologies through an experimental, studio-led process. Traditional motifs are not preserved or restored, but subjected to layering, interruption, and deconstruction, turning the rug into a floor-based object rather than a decorative surface.

Working directly with vintage references, Henzel abstracts pattern through paint spills, splashes, and controlled pile carving, allowing fragments of the original structure to remain visible beneath successive interventions. The result is a series of works that hold tension between order and disruption, familiarity and erosion.

Each piece is hand-knotted and intentionally irregular, reflecting the conditions of the original studio experiments from which the designs emerged. Variations in texture, density, and surface are integral rather than corrected. Materials such as diamond dust are used sparingly, contributing to depth and tactility without softening the overall restraint.

Rather than revisiting the past, Palazzo treats history as material — something to be compressed, dispersed, or held in suspension. The collection positions the rug as a spatial element with its own weight and authority, operating somewhere between design object and contemporary artwork.

CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE

Our Client Advisors are available Monday through Saturday, 9:00AM - 10:00PM (CET) and Sunday, 10:00AM - 9:00PM (CET).
We offer trade terms to registered interior designers and architects.

info@henzelstudio.com
+46 708 750404 (INTERNATIONAL)
+39 340 9035861 (ITALY)

AUTHENTICITY + DELIVERY

Each Henzel Studio rug comes with an exclusive label featuring a unique identification number, serving as a certificate of authenticity and ensuring the integrity of your acquisition. We offer international shipping, with the option of white glove delivery upon request for a seamless and premium experience.

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Celebrating a Decade: Henzel Studio x Andy Warhol

Henzel Studio Heritage: Andy Warhol is a limited-edition collection of art rugs created in collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, marking ten years of partnership. Each rug translates Warhol’s iconic imagery —whether vibrant or in black and white —into tactile, hand-knotted works of art. This decade-long collaboration merges Warhol’s experimental spirit with Henzel Studio’s dedication to craftsmanship, material integrity, and lasting design. The collection offers collectors and art lovers a unique way to experience Warhol’s visual language, bridging contemporary art and functional, collectible rugs.

Image: Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait© / ® / ™ The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.

Preview: Palazzo – A New Collection by Calle Henzel – Part Punk, Part Patina

This collection reimagines historical design languages through material experimentation and conceptual disruption. Drawing inspiration from classical motifs, each piece is transformed with techniques such as gestural paint spills, sculptural pile carving, and layered textures. Altogether, the finished works embody a quietly sophisticated expression of rawness — part punk, part patina — infused with a restrained, contemporary sense of luxury.

Image: CALLE HENZEL, Untitled 11 (Palazzo), 2015 / 2025

Preview: Calle Henzel — Assemblage

The Assemblage collection began with Calle Henzel’s studio experiments with torn and layered paper, exploring how fragments can be broken apart, reconfigured, and still belong. Translated into hand-knotted rugs, the compositions mimic textures like stone, fabric, metal, and patina, uniting disparate elements into cohesive works. Each rug carries the imprint of collage and construction, transforming tactile immediacy into monumental, artful surfaces that question how fragments and wholes coexist. Collection coming soon.

Image: Portrait of Calle Henzel. Courtesy the artist.

Studio Editions: Claude Guillaumin x Atelier Bowy

In collaboration with Kalkeriet Contemporary, Henzel Studio presents a limited-edition capsule by French artist Claude Guillaumin (b. 1946), exploring photography, materiality, and form. The collection features curated photographs and chromogenic-printed rugs that transform his images into tactile, immersive objects, designed for indoor and outdoor use while retaining tonal depth and material richness. This collaboration reimagines photographic narratives as hybrid forms bridging representation, surface, and space.

Image: CLAUDE GUILLAUMIN, Pool Remi (B/W Edit), 2013 / 2025

Marking Over a Decade of Exhibitions in Milan

This collection features hand-knotted rugs by Calle Henzel alongside works from the Henzel Studio Collaborations program, previously shown at MiArt and Salone del Mobile. Combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary vision, the rugs transform space as dynamic art objects. In addition to Henzel’s designs, the collection includes collaborations with artists such as Helmut Lang, Mickalene Thomas, John Waters, and Anselm Reyle, preserving each artist’s essence while exploring the possibilities of hand-knotting.

Image: CALLE HENZEL, Braviken (Cozzano Edit), 2023 (in-situ)

Coming Soon: Atelier Editions

Atelier Bowy C.D., Henzel Studio’s curatorial and experimental space, fosters dialogue between architecture, design, and contemporary art. Through The Atelier Editions, it brings together architects, designers, and artists to create limited-edition rugs as sculptural objects. Each piece explores material, gesture, and surface, offering experimental, poetic, and personal interpretations that challenge perception and expand the handmade rug’s place in contemporary practice.

Image: Atelier Editions, moodboard by Calle Henzel

Henzel Studio x Carsten Höller

Carsten Höller creates mushroom-inspired works to explore altered states of perception, the dualities of nature—both harmless and toxic—and the intersection of science and art. Drawing on his scientific training, Höller has long been fascinated by fungi, particularly the psychedelic Amanita muscaria, which he transforms into sculptural “confusion machines” that challenge perception and spark curiosity. For Henzel Studio, Höller has translated this ethos into the Mushroom Rug, a limited-edition hand-knotted piece that brings the whimsical and transformative qualities of his sculptural mushrooms into a tactile, functional form. The rug invites viewers to engage with space, texture, and color in a way that blurs the boundaries between art, design, and experience.

Image: Carsten Höller © Pierre Björk

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