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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.
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A fabulous graphic botanical, banana leaf in China is Neisha Crosland’s modern take on a popular tropical motif. Featuring abstract scrolling leaves inspired by fanciful 17th-century silk brocades, this large-scale surface-printed wallpaper design has an art deco vibe and adds movement and dimension to walls.
Created by Neisha Crosland, pollen is a delightful abstract floral that evokes marbled endpapers and flame stitches with its wonderful scalloped effect. This rotary-printed small-scale wallpaper adds style and dimension to any decor, whether it wraps an entire room or enhances a single focal wall or ceiling.
Handcrafted entirely in silk, Glasswings features a centralized pair of butterfly wings, highlighted in eau de nil. Accents of silver and gold shimmer across the design, creating a translucent illusion. Delicate, but strong, this rug will stand as a feature of its own.
Inspired by traditional Navajo motifs, maize wallpaper is Neisha Crosland’s dynamic take on a classic trellis. Featuring an interesting interplay of positive and negative, this chic shaded lattice is a versatile mid-scale design that adds glamour and dimension to any room.
As elegant as it is edgy, this fantastical thistle motif reflects Neisha Crosland’s passion for espaliers, trees trained to grow flat against a wall with the branches outstretched in precise horizontal lines, as well as the brilliantly colored mosaic tile
As elegant as it is edgy, this fantastical thistle motif reflects Neisha Crosland's passion for espaliers, trees trained to grow flat against a wall with the branches outstretched in precise horizontal lines, as well as the brilliantly-colored mosaic tiles in Istanbul's 15th-century Topkapi Palace. Printed on a textural, fibrous ground, the untimid pattern even more drama from the full-width repeat.
Created by Neisha Crosland, this whimsical yet elegant botanical design was inspired by an antique Indian crewelwork cushion belonging to a friend of the pattern designer. Caterpillar-shaped leaves unfurl seemingly infinitely, reminiscent of Jack and the Beanstalk, making the perfect background for a fairytale setting.
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Our exquisite handmade Sanctuary Collection embraces both classic sensibilities and modern trends. Featuring a luxuriously soft textured pile with uniquely beautiful color striations, the quiet elegance of these rugs allows for seamless integration in any styled room.
Absolutely love this rug! Looks so good in my client’s space.. Carol. Anonymous. 2024-11-13 15:20:30
An ode to femininity, Botanical Paradise features a hyper-real floral scene inspired by Mary Katrantzou’s catwalk collection. Blown-up flowers are combined with a palette of deep and powder pinks and striking amaranth, which is contrasted with colorless white wool flowers to dramatic effect.
The Magnolia motif first appeared in Westwood's Autumn Winter 2000/01 collection, the first in the long-running 'Exploration' theme. The Thistle Gold modern rug is a gesture to Vivienne's affinity with Scotland; an abstract graphic of the regal milk thistle. The beautiful design is hand-knotted with silk yarns on a Tibetan wool background, pairing pale rose and golden tones.
Features a series of interlocking grids in a sophisticated neutral palette, Pallas is a statement design that can be used in both contemporary and traditional interiors. This rug is entirely handcrafted from the finest Tibetan wool by our master craftsmen in Kathmandu.
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