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.

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 Hexa rug from our kilim collection, a piece available in a hexagonal or rectangular format. Its design shows, in all its complexity, the numerous geometric possibilities that a mosaic of hexagons encloses, with lines in all directions that generate different types of triangles, different sizes of diamonds and hexagons, and even rectangles and octagons.

The Varese rug is one of our most colorful proposals. Its braided design, which runs continuously throughout the piece, is made with thick tie-dyed wool yarns, a method in which textiles are knitted and then dyed, and which in this case has been applied to individual strands. This causes the threads to change color and create gradients.

This characteristic not only provides dynamism, but also a certain sense of spontaneity in its preparation. Conceived by the internal design team at GAN, Varese is made on manual looms using 100% virgin wool yarns. It is available in three sizes.

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 is the Rhomb kilim from the Parquet collection, a set of three rugs inspired by old parquet flooring patterns. Swedish studio Front has applied traditional parquet configurations and geometry to light kilim rugs, in a bright color palette that adds a sense of three-dimensionality to the pieces.

This model is a combination of rectangles, diamonds, squares and hexagons which, depending on your perspective, take on the appearance cubes and even steps. Its irregular format allows for multiple configurations with more than one rug.

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 Rhomb kilim from the Parquet collection, a set of three rugs inspired by old parquet flooring patterns. Swedish studio Front has applied traditional parquet configurations and geometry to light kilim rugs, in a bright color palette that adds a sense of three-dimensionality to the pieces.

This model is a combination of rectangles, diamonds, squares and hexagons which, depending on your perspective, take on the appearance cubes and even steps. Its irregular format allows for multiple configurations with more than one rug.

This is the Duna rug from our kilim collection, a piece also available in runner and bedside format. Its hypnotic and intricate diamond pattern intertwines to infinity, created from a simple combination of straight and diagonal lines. It is a schematic geometric rug, created by Odosdesign studio.

This is the Duna bedside rug from our kilim collection, a piece that is also available in full-size and runner formats, all of them reversible. Its hypnotic and intricate diamond pattern intertwines to infinity, created from a simple combination of straight and diagonal lines.

This is the Naidu rug from our kilim collection, a reversible and very light piece. Its design is based on a set of eight different frets, repeated in alternating tonalities and inspired by ethnic geometric drawings, created by Odosdesign.

This is the rectangular model of the Hexa rug from our kilim collection, a piece also available in a hexagonal format. Designed by Enblanc, its appearance shows the complex variety of geometric possibilities that can be achieved with a mosaic of hexagons.

This is the Sioux rug from our kilim collection, a very light and reversible piece created by Odosdesign with an original pattern. Its design combines two sizes of crosses in two colors: some in light brown and others in coral. The repetition of these last ones generates a panel of colorful diamonds.

The Tasili rug is one of the proposals from our kilim collection, a design by Sandra Figuerola with a marked graphic aesthetic. Its pattern alternates crosses, points and triangles with sinuous or geometric motifs, generating an attractive symmetrical composition in black and white that evokes certain drawings of lost civilizations -hence its name, in reference to those drawings found in Tassili, Algeria.

This is the Catania rug from our kilim collection, designed by Sandra Figuerola and inspired by recurring tile patterns, very present in the culture of the Mediterranean basin. It is a piece with moderate graphics but intensely colorful, with a protagonist presence of the color red.

This is the white Rodas rug, an innovative design from our kilim collection that combines two materials and creates an attractive contrast. It is made with the same artisanal technique employed to make our other kilims, but it uses jute for the base and viscose for the pattern, inspired by traditional forging bars. The jute provides a rough and matte finish, while the viscose is soft and shiny.

This is the black model of the Rodas kilim collection, an innovative design made with the same artisanal technique employed to make our other kilims but using jute for the base and viscose for the motif -reminiscent of traditional forging grills. This combination of materials provides great contrast to the rug in more than one way, because the jute is rough and matt, while the viscose is soft and shiny.