Rugs are inherently flat, the goal was to challenge this simple fact. The illusion of three-dimensionality was achieved with just three colours. The variety of tones and depth of the rug is dependent on the width and density of the stripes, rather than a large palette of colours that may jar with a particular space, thus allowing for flexible use. From above or far away, the rug resembles a folded sheet. However, while sitting or lying on it, the illusion of the folds may not be perceptible. This lead to the use of simple repetitive lines that can be enjoyed as an abstract pattern up close.

Enoch Liew graduated with the Masters of Architecture and the Masters of Landscape Architecture, because he strongly believes in order to be great at one, one should be knowledgeable in both. He is currently working as a Graduate Landscape Architect at TCL and will eventually gain experience in the field of Architecture as well. In addition, he has a strong interesting in other design fields, including product and graphic design. He would often enter design competitions and has won several awards for his work.

The rug was initially designed by Enoch Liew as part of the 2013 ege DIA/NAG Rug Design Competition. It is now sold in partnership with Terrace Floors & Furnishings and manufactured by Ege Carpets. Enoch Liew is a practicing Graduate Landscape Architect, with a Masters of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. He also ventures in the field of product and graphic design. Terrace Floors & Furnishings was founded in Adelaide in 2000 as a quality flooring retail store for inspired home decorators and as a specialist design centre for interior designers, architects, builders and trade. Ege is one of Europe's leading companies when it comes to the design, development and production of unique, high-quality carpets with respect for the environment.