This is the Flowers Color rug from the Canevas collection, made by hand using a revised cross-stitching technique with wool yarns on perforated felt. Available in two sizes, this is the largest format. Its design features a bouquet of flowers that looks like a pixelated and blurred image. It is made with vivid colors: red, pink, green, blue and yellow, over a gray base.

This is the Flowers Color rug from the Canevas collection, made by hand using a revised cross-stitching technique with wool yarns on perforated felt. Available in two sizes, this is the largest format. Its design features a bouquet of flowers that looks like a pixelated and blurred image. It is made with vivid colors: red, pink, green, blue and yellow, over a gray base.

This is the bedside version of the Flowers Color rug from the Canevas collection. It is handmade with wool yarns on a felted wool base, a contemporary revision of the cross-stitch technique. Its design recreates the blurred or pixelated image of a small bouquet of flowers, made with brightly colored threads in red, pink, blue, green and yellow.

The E White runner is one of the ten elongated pieces that make up the Bandas collection. Its design seems to arise at random on a grid. It is embroidered by hand and with crochet needles with turquoise and black wool. In addition, it is decorated with a striking orange trim.

The rugs of our Surf series have a very original shape that offers many different possibilities. Designed by Alejandra Gandía-Blasco, their elliptical format is inspired by that of surfboards. This is the Red Indico Surf Race model, with a pattern made with 100% virgin wool in reddish tones using the hand-tufted technique.

It is ideal as a rug and even to use it as a wall hanging. Placed along the sofa, it is a great option if you do not have much space. Or, it can be placed in the bedroom, by the sides or at the foot of the bed. This model is also available in another version of gray and green tones.

This is the orange model of the Knitted Stools series, a rectangular seat with a volumetric handmade 100% virgin wool upholstery of intense orange color. Its three-dimensional braided design gives the sensation of looking at the fabric through a magnifying glass. The legs are made of ash wood with a matte finish.

Designer Claire Anne O'Brien uses the hand-knitting technique to create the hypertextured and cushioned seats in her Knitted Stools series, made using different types of stitching and threads. These stools are one of those surprising things that had never been done before, a kind of guerrilla knitting action.

The collection is completed by two other stools of similar style and three-dimensionality: one in light gray and the other in a lively shade of blue.

This is the gray model from our Knitted Stools series, an upholstered piece with a voluminous seat made with 100% light gray virgin wool. Its three-dimensional texture, based on bulging round donut-shaped curls, is woven by hand. The legs are made of ash wood with a matte finish.

Designer Claire Anne O'Brien has used the technique of hand knitting to create the hypertextured and fluffy seats of the Knitted Stools series, made by hand using different types of stitching and threads. These stools are one of those surprising things that had never been done before, a kind of guerrilla knitting action.

The series is completed by two other stools in similar style: one in a vivid blue color and the other in intense orange, each with a different texture and format.

This is the blue model of the Knitted Stools collection, a handmade piece with a three-dimensional seat made with 100% virgin wool of a lively blue tone. Its voluminous upholstery alternates two types of textures that intertwine, giving the sensation of looking at the fabric in an augmented manner, through a microscope. Its legs are made of ash wood in a matte finish.

This series includes two other stools with similar volumetric fabrics but different textures, colors and formats: one is round in a light gray tone and the other is rectangular in intense orange.

Designer Claire Anne O'Brien uses the hand-knitting technique to create the hypertextured and cushioned seats in her Knitted Stools series, made using different types of stitching and threads. These stools are one of those surprising things that had never been done before, a kind of guerrilla knitting action.

This is the MC2 rug from the Mangas Original collection, a large format piece that combines up to ten different textures and designs as stripes. Each one is elaborated with different techniques, and feature lively colors such as strawberry, ocher and terracotta in combination with more neutral shades.