Rugs

Four-colours printed synthetic fibre carpet with a design inspired by nature.
Felt backing and edges. Available in two rectangular sizes.
Home and contract use. Fireproof and anti-slip. Good sound insulation.

The traditional floral pattern meets the digital age. The refined colors enrich any space.

The traditional floral pattern meets the digital age. The refined colors enrich any space.

The traditional floral pattern meets the digital age. The refined colors enrich any space.

The traditional floral pattern meets the digital age. The refined colors enrich any space.

Richard Hutten created a beautiful coloured pattern of interweaving lines

Richard Hutten created a beautiful colored pattern of interweaving lines.

Richard Hutten created an intriguing stripe pattern of slowly grading colours.

Stefano Giovannoni's “Blur” carpets show classic paintings in which the outlines of the images seem to dissolve into the background.

Stefano Giovannoni's “Blur” carpets show classic paintings in which the outlines of the images seem to dissolve into the background.

The subjects of these images, out of focus, free from the parameters of realism, take on a new connotation and refer to dreamlike atmospheres.

The carpets are made in two versions, round and rectangular, with a contrasting background.

The carpets are made in two versions, round and rectangular, with a contrasting background.

The carpets are made in two versions, round and rectangular, with a contrasting background.

The carpets are made in two versions, round and rectangular, with a contrasting background.

Sliema 6, pattern from 2006, is part of the "Visual Alphabets": signs, colors, images, decorative elements, always similar but always different, in a continuous.

A pattern of pure fantasy, composed in patchwork with heterogeneous and inhomogeneous parts, capable of arousing non-describable hypotheses of ancient tales.

The People 1 carpet designed by Andrea Branzi underlines the relationship between genetics and design, between mass production and the infinite variants of mankind.

In the Dog carpet, the profile of the dog creates the large backgrounds that divide the surface.