Constellation HT
Tonal, quiet, bold, striking – all apply to Constellation, a softly stippled, masterful blend of colors resulting in a pattern whose mood changes dramatically based on palette. Complex, it undergoes a metamorphosis from dark to light as its shading tapers, unevenly, from echo to whisper.
Shibori
Suggestive of – indeed, informed by – 8th century Japanese fabric dyeing techniques, Shibori summons memories of ages-old manipulations, and marriages, between fiber and dye. Oxidized to evoke eternities; rendered wholly new by imagination.
Passage
A brick-lined alley. A mosaic of crumbled asphalt. A windowless stretch, inviting the crossing of a threshold. Entry points all, from a place of compression to expansion, and finally, illumination. Where a profusion of richly saturated color, rendered in silk, pirouettes across a field of wool. Passage, indeed.
Onyx
Inspired by naturally occurring geological patterns. Eroded by waves. Shifted by winds. Layered by time.
Brass Door
Feet pounding pavement, horns blaring, crowds rushing, pulsing, surging forward. And everywhere, inspiration, as a glimpse of brass – scuffed, mottled, aged with patina – spied, day after day, sweeping across concrete in the urban jungle, informs this deeply saturated rug in all its glorious color.
Landis
Our appreciation for Tibetan rugs always inspires us. Still, we wondered how – and whether – we could conjure a rug design that would display many of the prized characteristics of Tibetan rugs, in a cleaner, more contemporary manner. The answer is a resounding yes, as witnessed in the uncluttered, abrash- and heather-free styling of Landis.
Onyx
Inspired by naturally occurring geological patterns. Eroded by waves. Shifted by winds. Layered by time.
Beck
Incorporating a bounty of graduated shading, Beck summons notions of ombre. And yet, plumbs more deeply, more richly, and more striated than even the intensifying hues we witnessed as beach stretched toward horizon on a waterside vacation. It was those lights and darks that got us thinking: how could we amplify the color play in rug form? The answer: Beck.
Skinner
Inspired by photography of dance, Skinner captures a moment in motion – like a ballerina caught mid-pirouette, a trail of chiffon billowing in the air. Its pattern ripples and fades, like sound waves. Smoke. Energy. Movement made tangible, woven into stillness – a tactile dance, frozen in time.
Rand
This wool pile on a flat woven wool ground – similar to exposed foundation – garners admiration courtesy of its abstract, irregular striping comprised of multi-colored yarns. Relaxed. Inspired.