Merrin

Distinguished by a quartet of textures – solid, striped, diamond patterned and flat woven – Merrin displays an organic simplicity of design. It interests, in the most subtle of ways. It excites – approachably. Above all, it beautifies – ever so quietly.
Plie

Think of it as pleated textile art. Rippled. Water-like. With a rhythmic pattern that echoes the tides, dancing as a ballerina does, dipping and rising again and again.
Colline

Like undulating hills, Colline’s transitional diamond design ebbs and flows, rises and falls, grounds and enchants with cut pile and loops.
Primitive

Zero pile. Oxidized. Textured. A modern-day, geometric reference to the ancient shape of the hexagon, deeply, deeply – so very deeply – saturated in tonal color.
Promenade

Quietly geometric in the most subtle of ways, Promenade pairs an overall linear design with finely hand-stitched, fabric-like cross-hatching.
Larabee

A patina so evocative, it seems to be born of the ages. A touch so extravagant, it could only come from pure silk. Saturated in color; zero pile; an ideal companion to antique rugs.
Woodland

A quiet milieu of incomparable depth is restrained, contained - and celebrated - within chain-stitched borders suggesting forested boundaries.
Indo Tess Inverse

Indo Tess Inverse is a celebration of contrast, deepening the observer’s appreciation of its form. A coarse, flat woven field in wool, with every imperfection of the hand-weaver’s art exposed, offset by the flickering play of light across dense and luxurious silk – such is the beauty of Tess.
Iconic Ikat

Found in myriad cultures on each of the worlds continents, the Ikat is at once exotic and familiar. Though primitively drawn, this rugs sublime color balance, subtle symmetry, and surprisingly elegant lines result in a casually sophisticated objet. In honor of its artisanal heritage, the Iconic Ikat is crafted of loosely woven, hand-carded, and hand-spun wool.
Sedira

Layered and ridged, like sediments bonded over time immemorial. History, revealed. Shape, considered. Hue, twinned. Connected in pattern and open to possibilities.