Inspired by Henri Matisse's playful palettes, Hélene frames the surface with a bold silk border created through a cut-pile technique. Handknotted by our exceptional craftspeople, this design contrasts vibrant hues against a neutral wool base to create a sophisticated statement that complements both classic and contemporary spaces.

The Overlay runner is instantly recognizable as the work of Sir Paul Smith. The classic stripe is given a contemporary twist with intersections and overlays, seamlessly flowing from one color group to the next. The impactful and uplifting design confidently embraces color, and will instantly transform any interior. The kaleidoscope of colors has been faithfully translated by The Rug Company’s weavers in Nepal to ensure that they work tonally; every single color takes one day to create.

An exuberant design featuring a painter’s palette of exciting modern tones, and colors makes it easy to find your own decorating shades among its graphic gradations of a hundred different hues. Hand-woven of pure wool, this versatile design brings high energy to any room.

Beautiful rug. Arrived quick and exactly as described.. Jane. Denver, CO. Fri Oct 25 2024

Inspired by Chihuly's glasswork, Coho presents a palette of 32 individual colors that illustrate free-flowing lines and spontaneous droplets, translating the abstract markings of glass blowing into a piece of art for the floor. A combination of Tibetan wool and silk varies the vibrancy of each particular color, enhancing the delicacy and transparency of the motif's appearance.

Spray Swirl offers a fresh rendition of Paul Smith's iconic Swirl motif that was featured in his very first collection for The Rug Company. This design presents a selection of muted jewel hues that form a swirling motion. Using a handknotted technique, Spray Swirl sees colours blend to create a spray-like effect, echoing Sir Paul's passion for graphic design and street art.

The delicate carving found on the petal motif takes its cue from Stephen Doherty’s masterful technique of gently tracing a blade across the painted petal when the ink is still wet. The Tibetan wool background offers a neutral base to the silky threads that appear to thaw and melt like watercolors.