Indoor Rugs

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.

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.

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.

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_

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.