This rug collection came about as a result of an accidental encounter between Shakespeare, Africa and Nani Marquina. Glaser believes that ultimately all things are connected and that the role of the artist is to discover the inevitable relationship that exists between everything. Sometimes this is difficult and other times it's a piece of cake.
The Signature Carpets come in a colourful, artistic family of ornamental carpets to fall in love with in a heartbeat. With their strong personality they determine the look and feel of their surroundings. With their surreal, eye-catching designs they convey a sense of depth, intensity and motion, engaging the enchanted. – Only 1 unit left for SALE from Cape Town showroom.
The Moor Rugs are the second series of rugs designed by All The Way ToParis produced by &tradition. This time, ATWTP’s departure point camefrom the various shapes of gemstones. ìWe wanted to focus solely onthe shapes, colours and textures ñ without any patterns, notes TanjaVibe and Petra Olsson Gendt, Founders and Partners at ATWTP. ìFor us,a rug brings all the elements of a room together inharmony, creating afeeling of closeness. The result is a compelling sense of cohesion. Especially when you arrangeall the rugs together as a cluster of gemstones. The rugs have asubtle shimmer to the surface to echo the qualities of a gemstone.
Its design is inspired by antique rugs, and its neutral colours and floral patterns bring warmth to any room. The weaving technique used in this collection, known as hand knotted sumak, is the result of a great amount of work and imagination on the part of the Indian weavers.
The simplicity of an irregular, circular outline defines the form of each design, delimiting a centre and a perimeter that will never be exact or symmetrical. The Aros series includes three round rugs, in three different colours and sizes, and a square version in which the circle is outlined in the interior. The subtle asymmetry in each design invites freedom from conventional uses, making it possible to combine more than one piece to create new volumes in a single space.
The simplicity of an irregular, circular outline defines the form of each design, delimiting a centre and a perimeter that will never be exact or symmetrical. The Aros series includes three round rugs, in three different colours and sizes, and a square version in which the circle is outlined in the interior. The subtle asymmetry in each design invites freedom from conventional uses, making it possible to combine more than one piece to create new volumes in a single space.
Like a walk through a dreamlike garden, this collection stands out with floral motifs done in relief, inspired by tranquil oriental atmospheres. Its refined and simple nature is made up of shades like beige, petrol blue and brown. There is also the possibility of customising the colour of these embossed rugs.
Pistachio, pink, orange or red colours for a collection of rugs with drawings on them, designed by Javier Mariscal. The unique impression represented by its design is revealed through a universe of naiÀve beings that inhabit its surface. Shapes that add an informal touch to the most carefree environments for the child inside us all. Its circular format makes this piece a versatile element for any room, whether it’s a child’s or not.
Each rug is made using 130/140 bicycle inner tubes, collected and processed in India. Made using 100% recycled material, this exclusive ecological rug champions caring for the environment. In addition to being a declaration of intentions by raising awareness about using biodegradable or recycled products, it represents a point of transgression for today's most avant-garde spaces.
Faced with the challenge of blank paper, some authors capture its very essence on designer rugs. A graphic and industrial designer, a painter, a fashion designer and a writer and art gallery director create each of these four exclusive designs, in which four very personal visions of the rug as contemporary object are made clear. All have something in common: choosing the absence of colour, black and white in monochrome, to intensify its identity. A dichotomy. A horizontal canvas. A work of art underfoot.
Faced with the challenge of blank paper, some authors capture its very essence on designer rugs. A graphic and industrial designer, a painter, a fashion designer and a writer and art gallery director create each of these four exclusive designs, in which four very personal visions of the rug as contemporary object are made clear. All have something in common: choosing the absence of colour, black and white in monochrome, to intensify its identity. A dichotomy. A horizontal canvas. A work of art underfoot.
Faced with the challenge of blank paper, some authors capture its very essence on designer rugs. A graphic and industrial designer, a painter, a fashion designer and a writer and art gallery director create each of these four exclusive designs, in which four very personal visions of the rug as contemporary object are made clear. All have something in common: choosing the absence of colour, black and white in monochrome, to intensify its identity. A dichotomy. A horizontal canvas. A work of art underfoot.
A slim, hand-woven Kilim, Blend rug applies the basic rules of colour theory, with three available models in which hue, luminosity, and saturation vary.Blend plays with the visual perception of colours. Solid surfaces interact with surfaces that are constructed from lines. These duo toned lines merge into the viewer’s eye to create new colours. Due to this graphic system a multitude of subtle shades are rendered departing from 5 different yarns.Blend applies the basic rules of colour theory, with three available models in which hue, luminosity, and saturation vary. A slim, hand-woven Kilim, this original rug from Pakistan will delight those passionate about colour. Raw Color accompanies nanimarquina discovering current and contemporary colour territories.
A slim, hand-woven Kilim, Blend rug applies the basic rules of colour theory, with three available models in which hue, luminosity, and saturation vary.Blend plays with the visual perception of colours. Solid surfaces interact with surfaces that are constructed from lines. These duo toned lines merge into the viewer’s eye to create new colours. Due to this graphic system a multitude of subtle shades are rendered departing from 5 different yarns.Blend applies the basic rules of colour theory, with three available models in which hue, luminosity, and saturation vary. A slim, hand-woven Kilim, this original rug from Pakistan will delight those passionate about colour. Raw Color accompanies nanimarquina discovering current and contemporary colour territories.
A slim, hand-woven Kilim, Blend rug applies the basic rules of colour theory, with three available models in which hue, luminosity, and saturation vary.Blend plays with the visual perception of colours. Solid surfaces interact with surfaces that are constructed from lines. These duo toned lines merge into the viewer’s eye to create new colours. Due to this graphic system a multitude of subtle shades are rendered departing from 5 different yarns.Blend applies the basic rules of colour theory, with three available models in which hue, luminosity, and saturation vary. A slim, hand-woven Kilim, this original rug from Pakistan will delight those passionate about colour. Raw Color accompanies nanimarquina discovering current and contemporary colour territories.
The sequence of geometric shapes and repetition are definitive hallmarks of the Bouroullec brothers. Their mastery, meticulousness, and tireless ability to always go a step further, has led them to work on Blur, a collection that offers two different readings. When viewing the rug from afar, an indefinite, unfocused surface is apparent, that gives its name to the collection. Nevertheless, upon approaching the rug, lines and rhythmic rhombuses in different proportions are revealed, in the purest kinetic style. This blurred effect has been achieved by inverting the sense in which the kilims are traditionally woven, which makes the process much more laborious. This change in weaving causes the lines to be blurred, mixing two colours unevenly, creating an aged rug, reminiscent of the past.
Inspired by the famous hanging mobiles of American sculptor Alexander Calder, these irregular wool rugs are conceived to live amongst each other, forming attractive combinations. A tribute to the pioneer of kinetic art, conveying the essence of movement on the floor.
Inspired by the famous hanging mobiles of American sculptor Alexander Calder, these irregular wool rugs are conceived to live amongst each other, forming attractive combinations. A tribute to the pioneer of kinetic art, conveying the essence of movement on the floor.
Inspired by the famous hanging mobiles of American sculptor Alexander Calder, these irregular wool rugs are conceived to live amongst each other, forming attractive combinations. A tribute to the pioneer of kinetic art, conveying the essence of movement on the floor.
Chobi rugs are traditionally produced in many tribal regions of Pakistan. The word “chobi” is from the Farsi word “chob” which means wood, referring to the source of its natural dyes. Chobis are hand-knotted with hand-spun wool spun primarily by a drop spindle.
Chobi rugs are traditionally produced in many tribal regions of Pakistan. The word “chobi” is from the Farsi word “chob” which means wood, referring to the source of its natural dyes. Chobis are hand-knotted with hand-spun wool spun primarily by a drop spindle.
Chobi rugs are traditionally produced in many tribal regions of Pakistan. The word “chobi” is from the Farsi word “chob” which means wood, referring to the source of its natural dyes. Chobis are hand-knotted with hand-spun wool spun primarily by a drop spindle.
Chobi rugs are traditionally produced in many tribal regions of Pakistan. The word “chobi” is from the Farsi word “chob” which means wood, referring to the source of its natural dyes. Chobis are hand-knotted with hand-spun wool spun primarily by a drop spindle.
Chobi rugs are traditionally produced in many tribal regions of Pakistan. The word “chobi” is from the Farsi word “chob” which means wood, referring to the source of its natural dyes. Chobis are hand-knotted with hand-spun wool spun primarily by a drop spindle.
The artwork of Eduardo Chillida (1924-2002) represents one of the greatest artistic accomplishments of the late 20th century. To pay homage to the artist, the Chillida collection was created based on a chronological selection of his work: Figura Humana – 1948, Dibujo Tinta – 1957, and Collage – 1966, pieces that reflect the gestation process of his renown sculpture: Peine del Viento located in San Sebastii¤n. The collection also includes two depictions of his famous hands: Mano and Manos from the 90s, and Gravitacii_n from 1993 and 1994. Chillida's artistic nuances have been faithfully translated into rugs, all handmade using various techniques and fibres, such as wool, silk, and hand-spun mohair, to create different textures, showcasing the essence of his work.
Colour Carpet is Scholten & Baijings’s first rug collection for HAY in 100% New Zealand wool, where six carpets offer six distinct identities, each with their own unique colour scheme and graphic expression.
In one of many visits to her Indian collaborators, when observing a sample of wool fibres grouped by tones, Nani Marquina visualised the embryo of one of the firm’s most emblematic designs, and, possibly, the design that she herself would choose if she had to choose which child she loved most: Cuadros. Twenty colours forming a magic checkerboard of vibrant colours that create a rhythmic sensation of movement on this checked rug. This design, born from a seemingly accidental combination of shades, actually follows a very specific linear sequence. A decorative melody.
The artwork of Eduardo Chillida (1924-2002) represents one of the greatest artistic accomplishments of the late 20th century. To pay homage to the artist, the Chillida collection was created based on a chronological selection of his work: Figura Humana – 1948, Dibujo Tinta – 1957, and Collage – 1966, pieces that reflect the gestation process of his renown sculpture: Peine del Viento located in San Sebastii¤n. The collection also includes two depictions of his famous hands: Mano and Manos from the 90s, and Gravitacii_n from 1993 and 1994. Chillida's artistic nuances have been faithfully translated into rugs, all handmade using various techniques and fibres, such as wool, silk, and hand-spun mohair, to create different textures, showcasing the essence of his work.
The graphic artist who designed this collection bases his work on the decomposition of colour through pixels, a technique that has been applied to the design of sofas, cushions, shirts Now he embodies his special vision in these two rugs made from hand-knotted wool, one in vibrant colours, the other in more gentle tones. Depending on the light or time of day, a glance captures the random union of one part of the 26 colours that make up the rug, always creating surprising groupings that are surprising to the eye; really shocking optical effects.
Its name comes from the expression do low resolution. The idea came to him after seeing a pixelated image in low resolution, which has materialised into a three-dimensional surface. The rug is made through the handtufting technique, making each square a different height from the ones beside it. On the other hand, its extraordinary format involves multiple vertices that seem like the final pieces of an unfinished puzzle. This game of volume and levels allows for made-to-measure, customised rugs.
Its name comes from the expression do low resolution. The idea came to him after seeing a pixelated image in low resolution, which has materialised into a three-dimensional surface. The rug is made through the handtufting technique, making each square a different height from the ones beside it. On the other hand, its extraordinary format involves multiple vertices that seem like the final pieces of an unfinished puzzle. This game of volume and levels allows for made-to-measure, customised rugs.
The Earth collection is inspired by the sands and hues that make up our soils on earth. Handspun in India whereby a hand knotted loop technique is employed to create the standard sizes, available in Cream, Ocher, Terracotta, khaki and Black.
Tradition and modernity, classicism and contemporaneity are cut and pasted to create a rational whole, fusing together without blending. This is the revision and decomposition of the traditional Persian rug.Each rectangle represents the amount of colour that would usually be located within the frame of a Persian rug. Guixi's love of contrast extends the traditional to unexpected limits.
The artwork of Eduardo Chillida (1924-2002) represents one of the greatest artistic accomplishments of the late 20th century. To pay homage to the artist, the Chillida collection was created based on a chronological selection of his work: Figura Humana – 1948, Dibujo Tinta – 1957, and Collage – 1966, pieces that reflect the gestation process of his renown sculpture: Peine del Viento located in San Sebastii¤n. The collection also includes two depictions of his famous hands: Mano and Manos from the 90s, and Gravitacii_n from 1993 and 1994. Chillida's artistic nuances have been faithfully translated into rugs, all handmade using various techniques and fibres, such as wool, silk, and hand-spun mohair, to create different textures, showcasing the essence of his work.
Something more than a simple rug, Flying Carpet means life at floor level, a plain and relaxing topography, a domestic oasis. Its design makes it a comfortable and playful three-dimensional space to sit down, stretch out and relax, both at home and in public areas. Any of its corners can be raised with grey felt-covered wedges, giving it a new form that allows you to make yourself comfortable on it to read, watch TV or chat.
The grey felt-covered wedges allow you to raise any of the corners of the Flying Carpets, giving it a new form that allows you to make yourself comfortable on it to read, watch TV or chat.
The connection between tradition and historical roots is reflected perfectly in this Nordic-style rug. It comes from the need to recover origins and ornamental culture, taking up floral motifs and borders as representation of ancestral themes. It draws on the simplicity of traditional Scandinavian design, reinterpreted and updated to adapt to contemporary spaces, with nods to the original folklore of Latin American regions.
Created by the versatile and authentic artist Michael Lin, Formosa evokes the name 16th-century Portuguese sailors bestowed on the island of Taiwan. The rug’s delicate and attractive style combines Pop aesthetics with Taiwanese pictorial tradition. Following this tradition, it took three years of meticulous work to reproduce the subtle use of colour on wool that is characteristic of Lin, who specialises in transforming large, cold, and bland spaces into luminous organic fields filled with intense shades. The type of knot used for the Formosa make it 40% denser than other hand-knotted rugs, resulting in more weight and better quality. Pure harmony, in red or blue.
Created by the versatile and authentic artist Michael Lin, Formosa evokes the name 16th-century Portuguese sailors bestowed on the island of Taiwan. The rug’s delicate and attractive style combines Pop aesthetics with Taiwanese pictorial tradition. Following this tradition, it took three years of meticulous work to reproduce the subtle use of colour on wool that is characteristic of Lin, who specialises in transforming large, cold, and bland spaces into luminous organic fields filled with intense shades. The type of knot used for the Formosa make it 40% denser than other hand-knotted rugs, resulting in more weight and better quality. Pure harmony, in red or blue.
Mart Guix, a conceptual and unconventional design visionary, wished to revive the magic of classic Kerman rugs, breathing new life into the mythical pictorial motifs of birds, flowers, horses, and deer that appear and disappear like ghosts. A faithful rendition of the extraordinary simplicity and gravity to be found in this artist’s work. The Ghost rug combines shadows of black and white, a mysterious blend of past and present. The busy design and colour saturation of the pattern offer a contemporary twist on this traditional rug style, drawing you into the exuberance of the scene, so timeless and yet so fresh.
This collection acts as a platform for communication, embodying its own clear message from our times. The Mexican Nel Collective discovered the possibility of realising a non-conventional project to spread a direct message, an invitation to reflect about the current world and its state of emergency. The name of these ecological rugs says it all: global warming, represented in the solitude of one small polar bear in three dimensions, unprotected and adrift on a block of ice, in the middle of an immense sea. It is an offering of hope, the hope for a better future, a world that is possible
The perfect gift for a 30-year milestone, the Hayon x Nani is a dreamy, wild collection with a great sense of humour.Created with the hand tufting technique, a manually operated pistol injects pieces of wool, intuitive and fluid lines are achieved, as well as an organic composition. The definitive and faithful reproduction of the original sketch by the designer.A first glance reveals a chaotic tangle of colours and shapes that invade the rug. However, after looking carefully, the imagination of Jaime Hay_n springs to life: turtles, lips, hands, stools, fish, half men Ò half birds_
The perfect gift for a 30-year milestone, the Hayon x Nani is a dreamy, wild collection with a great sense of humour.Created with the hand tufting technique, a manually operated pistol injects pieces of wool, intuitive and fluid lines are achieved, as well as an organic composition. The definitive and faithful reproduction of the original sketch by the designer.A first glance reveals a chaotic tangle of colours and shapes that invade the rug. However, after looking carefully, the imagination of Jaime Hay_n springs to life: turtles, lips, hands, stools, fish, half men Ò half birds_
The Herb collection stems from a deep admiration for nature and a great respect for fibres in their pure state. Made entirely with hand-spun hemp, each rug boasts all the benefits of this little known, but incredible, vegetable fibre. Resistant, durable, lightweight, and with an unbeatable thermal insulation, Herb is the coolest option for hot summers, and a source of heat in the middle of winter. The collection presents a design in simple colours yet at the same time with character, which minimalists will surely appreciate. The discontinuity in the thickness of the fibre is a direct result of the hand-spun hemp, influencing both the fabric and the irregular dyeing. This is a rug filled with vibrant life since the shine of Herb’s hemp will evolve over time. This fibre presents natural antibacterial properties, is biodegradable and free of toxins, as no harmful chemicals are used during cultivation. For this reason, Herb becomes the maximum expression of nature itself.
Neri & Hu takes inspiration from the tile patterns of Shanghai streets, a place where life literally happens.The name of the collection corresponds to Jie Áx, the Chinese character that embodies the essence of a city: the constant movement, dynamism and frenetic activity.ÏThe character ÏJie is made up of a radical and a phonetic character. The ancient ideograms of the Chinese Jie character depicts on one side the street as an intersection, evoking Ïlife at the crossroads, while the center portion of the character is made up of two Ïearth characters whose ideogram shows a clay on potter’s wheel_ a connection to the ceramic colors used by Neri&Hu in the series., according to Neri & Hu.The result is an eclectic hand-tufted rug presenting different pile heights and finishes, made of 100% New wool.
Neri & Hu takes inspiration from the tile patterns of Shanghai streets, a place where life literally happens.The name of the collection corresponds to Jie Áx, the Chinese character that embodies the essence of a city: the constant movement, dynamism and frenetic activity.ÏThe character ÏJie is made up of a radical and a phonetic character. The ancient ideograms of the Chinese Jie character depicts on one side the street as an intersection, evoking Ïlife at the crossroads, while the center portion of the character is made up of two Ïearth characters whose ideogram shows a clay on potter’s wheel_ a connection to the ceramic colors used by Neri&Hu in the series., according to Neri & Hu.The result is an eclectic hand-tufted rug presenting different pile heights and finishes, made of 100% New wool.
Known as the Golden Fibre' for its shine, Jute is a plant that blooms in tropical regions, especially in India and Bangladesh. Highlights among its properties are the fact that it is 100% biodegradable and recyclable, so it does not damage the environment, and that is one of the strongest vegetable fibers with insulating and antistatic properties.
The Lattice collection springs from the organic imagination of the Bouroullec brothers.The basic pattern, rhythmically reproduced, gives rise to a harmonic succession of colours.Balance, proportion and irregularity are the key elements in the controlled disorder that transforms Lattice into a unique creation.ÏRugs are commonly designed as a surface on which a pattern is distributed. However in the case of Lattice, the pattern is defined as a constructive system to generate the form of the rug itself. The system of coloured bands, in which pattern, form and colour are linked in an intimate manner, creates a different scope. Ò Explain the Bouroullec.
The Lattice collection springs from the organic imagination of the Bouroullec brothers.The basic pattern, rhythmically reproduced, gives rise to a harmonic succession of colours.Balance, proportion and irregularity are the key elements in the controlled disorder that transforms Lattice into a unique creation.ÏRugs are commonly designed as a surface on which a pattern is distributed. However in the case of Lattice, the pattern is defined as a constructive system to generate the form of the rug itself. The system of coloured bands, in which pattern, form and colour are linked in an intimate manner, creates a different scope. Ò Explain the Bouroullec.
Nature sneaks into the house thanks to this rug made with small, hand woven felt flowers. A rural oasis where you can dream and take a break from the urban hustle and bustle, from the cold pavement and stress of the city. A piece that has won multiple design awards, that is not indifferent and invites you to play in its smooth, gentle leaves. It is another sign of the three-dimensional possibilities of rugs, with a large dose of subtlety, taste for the exquisite and refinement.
Technically complex, the Losanges collection requires great skill as it involves combining 13 colours through the geometrical rhombus shape, a great challenge for the craftsmen of Northern Pakistan. As well as being crafted by hand, the Afghan wool is also spun by hand, which allows for some unique colour tones to be highlighted which make each rhombus different and each rug a unique item.
This dreamy piece is a re-edition from the '80s that comes from Oscar Tusquets’ La Tierra and La Luna rugs. Advances in photographic techniques have allowed this exact reproduction of an image of a moon in its waxing phase to be given even greater definition. The colours of the original work have also been revised, making them warmer, in browns and beiges. The ’80s version of La Luna was smaller, so this bigger version allows it to be placed in passage ways, hallways or at the foot of a bed. Now you can ask for the moon and put it at the foot of the bed without wanting the impossible, and walk on the moon without it being a giant leap
The Medina collection represents the modern day transformation of tradition. Its classical essence is achieved thanks to its handcrafted production in the north of Pakistan using a very old and traditional technique; the kilim.
The Medina collection represents the modern day transformation of tradition. Its classical essence is achieved thanks to its handcrafted production in the north of Pakistan using a very old and traditional technique; the kilim.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
Melange is the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, fashion and home, craft and design, past and future. The collection composed by 20 models symbolizes a blending of marked contradictions that work together, acting as complements. Thanks to the simplification of classic motifs such as geometric patterns and a pared colour palette, the Melange is a contemporary version of the Kilim. An exercise in aesthetic rationalization that upholds the ancestral handcrafted techniques of Pakistan. A giant patchwork effect is achieved by overlaying the Melange rugs, perfect for decorative purposes and warmth.
An artisanal flat-weave made in India, the Mia rug is a Dhurrie created by joining three pieces, individually dyed, to obtain a worn, lived-in effect.Mia is the first collection that can be fully customised, choosing between two sizes, four colours, and four different finishes. You can contrast seams, add different types of fringes or opt for colourful stitches. Infinite results are possible; each detail makes a difference, ensuring your rug is unique.
An artisanal flat-weave made in India, the Mia rug is a Dhurrie created by joining three pieces, individually dyed, to obtain a worn, lived-in effect.Mia is the first collection that can be fully customised, choosing between two sizes, four colours, and four different finishes. You can contrast seams, add different types of fringes or opt for colourful stitches. Infinite results are possible; each detail makes a difference, ensuring your rug is unique.
An artisanal flat-weave made in India, the Mia rug is a Dhurrie created by joining three pieces, individually dyed, to obtain a worn, lived-in effect.Mia is the first collection that can be fully customised, choosing between two sizes, four colours, and four different finishes. You can contrast seams, add different types of fringes or opt for colourful stitches. Infinite results are possible; each detail makes a difference, ensuring your rug is unique.
An artisanal flat-weave made in India, the Mia rug is a Dhurrie created by joining three pieces, individually dyed, to obtain a worn, lived-in effect.Mia is the first collection that can be fully customised, choosing between two sizes, four colours, and four different finishes. You can contrast seams, add different types of fringes or opt for colourful stitches. Infinite results are possible; each detail makes a difference, ensuring your rug is unique.
An artisanal flat-weave made in India, the Mia rug is a Dhurrie created by joining three pieces, individually dyed, to obtain a worn, lived-in effect.Mia is the first collection that can be fully customised, choosing between two sizes, four colours, and four different finishes. You can contrast seams, add different types of fringes or opt for colourful stitches. Infinite results are possible; each detail makes a difference, ensuring your rug is unique.
An artisanal flat-weave made in India, the Mia rug is a Dhurrie created by joining three pieces, individually dyed, to obtain a worn, lived-in effect.Mia is the first collection that can be fully customised, choosing between two sizes, four colours, and four different finishes. You can contrast seams, add different types of fringes or opt for colourful stitches. Infinite results are possible; each detail makes a difference, ensuring your rug is unique.
Although it is considered a weed' botanically, nettle has several medicinal properties and it is also used as a textile fibre. Grown mainly in Himalaya, China, India and Burma, nettle's fibre is greatly appreciated for its softness, resistance and its similarity to vegetable silk. The transformation process of the herb into thread requires a complex firing, mixing the fibre with ashes and spring water.
With huge visual impact, the vanguardist rug makes use of one shape, in two sizes and one colour, to make your jaw drop. Simple and striking, its jagged circular outline recalls graphic techniques used in advertising. The intense red captures your undivided attention and gives it the sense of now, action-packed, which it possesses. Its borders draw dynamism on the floor, giving its surroundings a new shape, ingeniously delimiting a circle where there is only room for good news.
Dark grey colours to reflect a darkness where shades mark difference. The Noche collection is made from jute, a material offering graduated tones for a shadowy movement effect. Uneven dyeing means the colour is seen differently depending on the angle of vision. Simplicity is the distinct characteristic of this series, where detailed richness expresses sobriety and nostalgia for twilight.
Originating from Afghanistan's native sheep, this wool's fibre called Ghazni is famous for reaching 30 cm long. This exceptional length and its slightly undulating and thin structure provides a high resistance and special softness. Like the other wools, it is an elastic fibre that ages well, which combined with its beauty makes it ideal for weaving carpets
There are instinctive gestures that are the extension of a thought, like when you draw concentric lines, the number eight or endless circles sketched on a paper when talking on the phone. You can always recognise in them the thread of a conversation, the unconscious expression of ideas, the pleasing sensation of relaxation and abandonment that accompanies some conversations. This collection wants to transfer this emotion, letting those traces overlap on a smooth surface, creating an energetic, and at the same time smooth, effect. Let yourself get carried away. Ideal for the dining room.
Inspired by stems from a feather, drawn by hand, each design is organic and subtle. As with all nanimarquina rugs, the Quill Collection is handmade resulting in each piece being unique and different like nature itself. Quill expresses the understanding of the beauty that lies in the modest, rustic and imperfect. What the Japanese refer to as wabi sabi, a philosophy that is apparent throughout Tamura’s work. Available in three sizes and a pastel palette including: ivory, pale olive, and stone green, the Quill rugs are beautiful alone and can also be placed together to form inspiring combinations. _xÒLike Nature where no two shapes are alike, each Quill rug has its own expression like a living creature._x _xÐ Nao Tamura
The Rabari collection is created with 100% New Zealand wool, handmade in India with hand-knotted and hand-woven Sumak techniques. Comprised of four different rugs, the Rabari collection offers exceptional beauty through the outstanding design by Doshi Levien, a refined combination of patterns with a unique graphic sensuality.
The Rabari collection is created with 100% New Zealand wool, handmade in India with hand-knotted and hand-woven Sumak techniques. Comprised of four different rugs, the Rabari collection offers exceptional beauty through the outstanding design by Doshi Levien, a refined combination of patterns with a unique graphic sensuality.
The Rabari collection is created with 100% New Zealand wool, handmade in India with hand-knotted and hand-woven Sumak techniques. Comprised of four different rugs, the Rabari collection offers exceptional beauty through the outstanding design by Doshi Levien, a refined combination of patterns with a unique graphic sensuality.
A rangoli is a Hindu floral design with a long historic tradition, which is placed on the floor at the entrance of some houses or buildings as a welcome symbol and to provide protection or wish good luck. The graphic is normally made up of flower petals, leaves, coloured powders, rice flour and other elements that act as a vehicle for decoration. Inspired by the essence of these works, the rug keeps the same intention with its design, serving as a sign of wellbeing and welcome. In addition to their beautiful historical undertones, the pieces in this series give extraordinary charm to living rooms or dining rooms in their large format, or passage ways and bedrooms in the smaller size.
Roses is born from the constant process of researching handcrafted systems and searching for innovative aesthetics, with the aim of giving a new and surprising look to a product made using traditional methods. The evenly-shaped pieces of felt that characterise this rug give its surface volume and constant movement, inviting it to be touched, caressed, lived
Handmade, serene, natural rug. These are some of the values that can be appreciated with a simple glance at this collection, where the material wool is the clear protagonist. The secret is the technique used to make it: totally by hand. The superimposed spirals curl up around the boiled, felt wool without twisting, which makes it more compact. Once made, these are sewn one by one onto a cloth base with visible stitches. This makes the piece unique.
Wool stones running through the floors of a contemporary family home that seeks difference through natural references. This series also plays with paradox, creating smooth river pebbles with rounded edges that adapt to long corridors. Their irregular contours and selection of colours make changeable combinations possible, where you can jump from stone to stone, as if under the surface there was a stream to cross. Their earth tones adapt to any decorative style, bucking trends and clinging to the most basic things in our world.
The fashion designer proposes a walk through a sky of colour, a unique world that reflects intensity and style. This catwalk features two exclusive models: one circular, whose different coloured stripes in different thicknesses mark its outline, and the other rectangular, featuring an op-art mosaic design. The names given to these versions reflect the similarities of the pieces to a diana (bullseye) on the one hand, and a mosaic on the other.
The fashion designer proposes a walk through a sky of colour, a unique world that reflects intensity and style. This catwalk features two exclusive models: one circular, whose different coloured stripes in different thicknesses mark its outline, and the other rectangular, featuring an op-art mosaic design. The names given to these versions reflect the similarities of the pieces to a diana (bullseye) on the one hand, and a mosaic on the other rectangular, featuring an op-art mosaic design.
The essence of traditional Japanese straw tatamis are the inspiration for these dhurries made with 50% New Zealand wool and 50% jute. Hand-loomed in India, the structure and shine of the jute blended with the softness of the wool create a mesmerising combination.
The Moor Rugs are the second series of rugs designed by All The Way ToParis produced by &tradition. This time, ATWTP’s departure point camefrom the various shapes of gemstones. ìWe wanted to focus solely onthe shapes, colours and textures ñ without any patterns, notes TanjaVibe and Petra Olsson Gendt, Founders and Partners at ATWTP. ìFor us,a rug brings all the elements of a room together inharmony, creating afeeling of closeness. The result is a compelling sense of cohesion. Especially when you arrangeall the rugs together as a cluster of gemstones. The rugs have asubtle shimmer to the surface to echo the qualities of a gemstone.
This collection, clearly inspired by polka-dots, springs from an exploration of the rug's third dimension and by giving the dots volume. The result is a practically smooth surface with a distinct touch provided by the protruding coloured tips, creating a sensation of movement that varies depending on the light. Available in two versions, multicolour or simple, mixing two shades from the same range, these polka-dot rugs can be combined in both colourful environments and in more neutral spaces that need a bit of life. This model's innovative nature has won it major design awards.
A landscape of dots, a scene of different volumes and textures that appear to transmute depending on the light. Inspired by timeless polka dots, this collection explores volume and texture to add a three-dimensional aspect to the rugs. The smooth surface bubbles with coloured dots, creating a sense of movement that varies according to the light. Garnering major design awards, the Topissimo is available in two versions, multi-coloured or single shade, offering great options for colourful environments, or more neutral spaces crying for a dash of colour.
A landscape of dots, a scene of different volumes and textures that appear to transmute depending on the light. Inspired by timeless polka dots, this collection explores volume and texture to add a three-dimensional aspect to the rugs. The smooth surface bubbles with coloured dots, creating a sense of movement that varies according to the light. Garnering major design awards, the Topissimo is available in two versions, multi-coloured or single shade, offering great options for colourful environments, or more neutral spaces crying for a dash of colour.
A landscape of dots, a scene of different volumes and textures that appear to transmute depending on the light. Inspired by timeless polka dots, this collection explores volume and texture to add a three-dimensional aspect to the rugs. The smooth surface bubbles with coloured dots, creating a sense of movement that varies according to the light. Garnering major design awards, the Topissimo is available in two versions, multi-coloured or single shade, offering great options for colourful environments, or more neutral spaces crying for a dash of colour.
The Tres Collection reflects nanimarquina’s passion for craftsmanship, specifically paying tribute to the ancient craft of weaving. With this collection, the desire is to reclaim the basics, to appreciate the beauty in details and respect tradition.Tres is a traditional Indian flat-weave Dhurrie rug. Its unique quality lies in the production of three independent parts in which different fibres predominate. The proportion and combination of wool, felt, and cotton generate changes in tone and irregularities in the weave, bringing the pattern to life.The collection is an exercise in honesty, showcasing the weaving structure almost in a pedagogically style, without fear of revealing the warp. The fringes also help to understand the construction process thus enhancing the differentiation between the three pieces that finally blend together invisibly.
Available in 2 sizes and 5 colour variations: black, blue, sage, ocher and turquoise; Tres captives with an elemental and timeless design.
VARJO is a hand woven rug made with the finest quality 100% New Zealand wool. The rug’s pattern is inspired by the herringbone configuration in old hardwood floors and the name varjo (meaning shadows in Finnish) refers to the shadow effects created between the layers of the pattern. VARJO cleverly masters the fine balance between being a subtle rug suitable for all interiors, while at the same time being very detailed and unique.
Known as the Golden Fibre' for its shine, Jute is a plant that blooms in tropical regions, especially in India and Bangladesh. Highlights among its properties are the fact that it is 100% biodegradable and recyclable, so it does not damage the environment,and that is one of the strongest vegetable fibers with insulating and antistatic properties.
Velvet's smooth surface anticipates quiet steps, calm expressions and moments of peace. The smooth velvet rugs comprising this collection stand out for their sensitive touch that caresses the sight. Simple pieces that attract relaxation, that urge you to walk barefoot over them, that regale you with tenderness. Its presence represents an ode to touch above any other sense, adapting itself to any room and style.
