Our collection of future classics is inspired by designs from around the global that have stood the test of time. Handcrafted by old world artisans to highlight sumptuous materials, meticulous weaves and precocious textures, these enduring designs deftly blend form and function.
Cable
A soumak weave gives this rug its chevron pattern, with soothing shifts in tone and texture that command attention. Crafted from a luxurious mix of Italian and Argentinian wools, each nature-inspired colorway is offset by a fine cotton fringe.
Trellis
Trellis reimagines the historic Moroccan Tuareg rug with a contemporary air. Handwoven from wool and jute, its uniform stripes come in three timeless color combinations to withstand modern exertions.
Journal
A thought-provoking selection of interviews with creative leaders and changemakers and features on inspiring homes and spaces from around the world.
Via Donte by Ome Dezin
Jesse Rudolph and Joelle Kutner have mastered the fine line between honoring the past and imagining the future. Since 2020, the longtime friends and principals of design studio Ome Dezin have been lauded for breathing new life into some of Los Angeles’ most character-filled homes. Their latest project, Via Donte, has the glamour of an Italian palazzo thanks to its many exquisite vintage touches, yet feels as warm and welcoming as you would want a contemporary family home to be. Photography by Nils Tim & Tessa Neutstadt
Project Grey by Montana Burnett
With her editorial-trained eye, Toronto-based interior designer Montana Burnett creates visually arresting spaces that lean into neutral palettes, natural materials and an eclectic mix of vintage and contemporary finds. Project Grey is no exception – a beautiful family residence that is as effortlessly livable as it is elegant. Photography by Lauren Miller
Experimental Evolution with Adam Goodrum
A luminary of the Australian design world, with a host of international accolades under his belt, Adam Goodrum balances respect for tradition with a playful approach to innovation. Below, he muses about the makeshift designs of his youth, the journey from prototype to production, and his hopes for the next generation of local designers. Visit our Sydney showroom to view his work in person.
Our rugs lie lightly on this earth.
We’re here to make a difference. Not only in the sanctuary of the home, but in the world around us. We hope to inspire a more natural pace of life with products that are gentle to the senses and kinder to the environment. As the first US and Australian rug maker to achieve B Corp status, we practice ethical living in all we do.