This frequent combination of square and rectangular shapes, traditional in parquet compositions, has been applied to the Tetragon rug with vivid colors, specifically selected to create a three-dimensional sensation. Since it is irregularly shaped, Tetragon also allows for interesting compositions of more than one piece.

This is the pink and yellow rug from our Diamond indoor/outdoor kilim series. A design by Charlotte Lancelot inspired by the faceted sides of a diamond, from which the overlays of geometric figures emerge with different degrees of opacity and translucency. The design also features an unusual format, in the shape of an octagon.

This is the Nude-Petrol indoor/outdoor rug from our Diamond series, a design with an unusual octagon format. It is made with recycled PET fibers and thus can be used in both indoor and outdoor spaces. This sustainable manufacturing method brings new life to plastic waste, turning it into innovative and spectacular designs such as those in this collection, conceived by Charlotte Lancelot.

This is the indoor/outdoor Blue-Green rug from the Diamond series, designed by Charlotte Lancelot. Its pattern, in blue and green tones, is inspired by the faceted sides of a diamond, from which the geometric figures of this design emerge overlapping with different degrees of opacity and translucency. It is available in three sizes. The series also includes two other models in Nude-Petrol and Pink-Yellow tones.

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.