This model in green and blue tones from our Ndebele kilim series is inspired by the way in which the Ndebele people of South Africa, from which the collection takes its name, decorate the facades of their homes with dynamic and colorful geometric patterns. Designer Sandra Figuerola reinterpreted these designs in terms of pattern and color palette, and transferred them to a textile medium that works perfectly with contemporary spaces.

This is the red model from our Ndebele line, a series designed by Sandra Figuerola that playfully combines several geometric patterns, totally different from each other in terms of style. This proposal draws inspiration from the culture of the Ndebele people of South Africa, who paint the facades of their homes with dynamic and colorful motifs. These geometric and colorful wall decorations are also traditionally made by women.

Our Cuadros rug is a design that, although at first glance refers to a classic print, actually rethinks the checkered pattern by using very thick and high-volume yarns. In this way, the appearance of the surface is very textured and open, as if one were zooming in on it.

This is the Calm Green rug from the Backstitch collection, a design by Raw-Edges studio in green and yellow tones that breaks with the symmetry of its pattern, inspired by the apparent randomness of the stitches on the back of embroidery work. It is part of a series of three, along with the Busy and Composition models, with different schemes that vary in density and stitching regularity. Calm Green is available in two sizes as well as in a different color version, Calm Brick, with a pattern of continuous lines in black and embroidery in pink and coral.

The Calm Brick rug is an original design from our Backstitch collection inspired by the irregularity of the stitches on the back of embroidery work. Hence the random appearance of its design in pink and coral tones, in combination with a pattern of continuous black lines. It is available in two sizes and as well as in the Calm Green version, with a pattern of lines in light green and embroidered in two shades of yellow and green. Backstitch is a design by Raw-Edges studio and the collection also includes two other models, Busy and Composition, with varying densities and irregular stitching.

This rug from the Backstitch collection is the Busy Green model, a design inspired by the look of stitches on the back of embroidery work and conceived by Raw-Edges studio. This rug features the highest density of stitches in the series, irregular in length and without an apparent logic: three patterns in two directions that overlap at a certain point, generating a denser and more colorful zone. Busy Green features greens, pinks and coral tones, and it is available in two sizes. It is also available in the Busy Brick version, with orange, brown and coral tones. The collection also includes the Calm and Composition models: two designs inspired by the same idea, but with different stitching styles.

The Busy Brick model from our Backstitch collection is a Raw-Edges studio design, inspired by the appearance of the reverse of embroidery work. Its stitching, irregular in terms of length, does not seem to follow a particular logic. They generate three patterns that seem to move in two directions, overlapping in a certain area. This is the orange, brown and coral mode, available in two sizes. A Busy Green version is also available, featuring green, pink and coral tones. The Backstitch collection also includes two other models, Calm and Composition, with similar inspiration but with different stitching.

This is the Round Naiad rug from the Nuances collection, a series made using a new type of felt that simulates the texture of stone and is reminiscent of granite. Its format is also innovative, since one of its corners is transformed into a semicircle to accommodate the curve taken by the stripes of its design. This proposal by designer Patricia Urquiola can be expanded by pairing it with the Line Naiad and Curve Naiad rugs. This model combines a large gray area with raw wool stripes, two shades of green and an electric blue. As a decorative detail, the seams are hand-embroidered with viscose. You can also combine it with a pouf in the same tones, as a casual seat.