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Alpaca is a small species of llama with exceptionally soft fleece. When sewn together to form a rug the effect is delightfully decadent.
Paul Smith's signature Swirl is instantly recognizable as a work of graphic genius. In washed-out, muted tones of pale olive, ginger, gray, and cream, this hand-knotted rug in pure Tibetan wool is an ultimate expression of this iconic design.
Inspired by Chihuly's layered glasswork in his Macchia series, Oyster presents jewel toned silk hues atop a neutral Tibetan wool base. Handknotted by our craftspeople in Nepal, this design showcases organic markings against a ripple motif, reminiscent of an exposed shoreline.
An uplifting hue that works well in both modern and more traditional interiors, Kent Green evokes the leafy Garden of England, while nodding to our longstanding head of production, Caroline Kent.
Ariso Pearl features a hand carved motif that appears elevated against the surface. Inspired by the rocky shore, this design features two cream shades woven together in a sumptuous wool texture.
We got the 9x12. It is even more beautiful "in person " than in the online photos and the texture is nicely cushy.. Anonymous. . 2025-03-04 09:21:47
Evoking the sunny climates of Los Angeles, the vibrant chartreuse of Melrose yellow creates an optimistic color statement that works particularly well with coordinating order gray.
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.
Juxtaposing raw and refined, feminine and masculine, classic and contemporary, the play of opposites is greatly echoed in Wearstler's new designs. Organic and abstract, the Channels design represents Kelly Wearstler's interest in street art and expressive graphic design. The rug transforms hand-painted brushstrokes into striking metallic silk stripes on a Tibetan wool background. The intentionally casual edging of the lines captures the freehand nature of the artwork.
Portobello Pink is created in a delicate, rose blush pink inspired by a vintage velvet ribbon, discovered in the famous Notting Hill market. This romantic, dusky pink adds a touch of femininity, sophistication, and elegance to every interior.
Inspired by Chihuly's artwork, River 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 in deep petrol blues and cool Grays to create a sense of depth and transparency.
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