presents a Merino wool pile, interrupted by a partially exposed flatweave jute motif. The varied width of the geometric lines brings depth and movement to the design whilst informing striking simplicity and contemporary take on natural beauty.
A cool neutral hue, silver will complement contemporary features within the home. The high pile finish creates variation across the rug, adding depth to its singular tone. Handwoven by our expert craftspeople in Nepal, silver is available in our cashmere and wool blend.
Thom Filicia's eye for exquisite detailing and beautiful texture shines through in the Thom Filicia Home Collection rugs for Feizy. Thom translates his smart & sophisticated style into a collection of rugs perfect for any interior. Thom's rugs can both cool down a historic Georgian and warm up a modern loft - each design offering a dynamic point of view reflective of Thom's approach – to create a line of rugs that are exceptional accessible and designed for the way you live.
Indulge in the timeless elegance of the Yiming hand-made rug, a perfect blend of style and comfort for any space. Made from a luxurious combination of wool and Tencel, this rug is lovingly hand-knotted in India to create a medium pile with a plush feel underfoot. The intricate design adds an element of charm to your decor while its durable construction ensures it stands up to everyday use. To maintain its beauty, professional cleaning is recommended and usage with a rug pad is advised for longevity. Enrich your home with this stunning piece that seamlessly marries function with fashion.
Features a linework pattern set into a warm cream Merino wool background. The detailed lines are delicately carved to create a free-flowing and organically natural design. The deep pile provides a springy texture underfoot, adding luxury and softness to this subtle yet striking rug design.
Inspired by Chihuly's artwork, River Shell presents a focal circular motif, evocative of the whirling motion of water. Handknotted in a blend of Tibetan wool and silk, this design translates Chihuly's repetitive rings of molten glass.
