The Blue rug from the Waan collection is made with an illusory fabric that simulates a knotted surface. This perception, however, is just an optical effect, since the rug is made on a loom using very thick bicolor yarns, made with two wool threads of contrasting color braided in a spiral. When woven on a loom, these yarns look like a succession of knots. Available in three sizes, this model combines shades of white, blue and anthracite.

This is the Red Velvet Grapy armchair, a plump seat at ground level with a soft filling that adapts smoothly to the body, providing great ergonomics and comfort. Its plump figure and velvet upholstery in fiery red create great visual impact and add character to any room.

When creating Grapy, Japanese designer Kensaku Oshiro was inspired by the bucolic image of a farmer resting on jute sacks. The chair is also available in four other shades: pink, green, navy blue and light gray.

Japanese designer Kensaku Oshiro was inspired by the bucolic image of a farmer resting on jute sacks for the design of this plump seat. This one is the Navy Velvet model of our Grapy collection, upholstered in navy blue velvet. Its unique and plump figure create great visual impact and add character to any space.

Its foam rubber filling adapts smoothly to the body, providing great ergonomics and comfort. This low seat is available in four other shades: green, red, pink and light gray. As a detail, light blue stitching runs through the piece as a touch of color.

This is the white version of our Oryza rug, a design by Odosdesign studio that arises from the simple application of embroidery as a dashed line. Its graphic pattern is made with white viscose and it is embroidered by hand on a base of dark gray felt.

Both the use of dashed lines and their arrangement as quadrants and rows is inspired by the aesthetics of rice fields as seen from the air, a grain whose scientific name was used to name the collection. It is available in two sizes, as well as in a different version with green embroidery.

This is the green version of the Oryza rug, a design inspired by the aerial views of rice fields, a grain whose scientific nomenclature gives its name to the collection. Its pattern of discontinuous lines, also arranged in quadrants and rows, imitates the distribution of the rice fields.

This design of marked graphic character is a creation of Odosdesign. It is made with green viscose and embroidered by hand on a base of dark gray felt. It is available in two sizes, as well as with white embroidery.