Panorama3 Sizes2 Colors
Rich and Robust Texture
Mason is a daring design that mimics the open-air terrain of rugged mountain regions. Available in a duo of picturesque colors, New Zealand wool is prepared and woven by hand to achieve its luxurious profile.
MasonYolk
Panorama3 Sizes2 Colors
Panorama4 Sizes4 Colors
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Closures
Our showrooms will be closed from 24 December, 2024 to 2 January 2025. Any orders received after 23 December, 2024 will be processed from 2 January, 2025
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Introducing Panorama
Our Panorama Collection evokes the sweeping landscape of an old-world homestead perched in the bucolic hills, with an exquisite melange of weaves that redefine sophisticated comfort.
Journal
A thought-provoking selection of interviews with creative leaders and changemakers and features on inspiring homes and spaces from around the world.
The Residence by General Assembly
The Residence in Brooklyn is a beautiful celebration of local and independent design. Curated by design studio General Assembly, featuring furniture and homewares from their retail store Assembly Line, the shoppable space is housed in 144 Vanderbilt, a new development by Tankhouse with architecture by SO-IL that is open to view through the end of the year. We spoke to General Assembly founders Sarah Zames and Colin Stief about their vision for the immersive gallery and what, to them, makes New York design so unique. Photography by William Jess Laird
The Art of Illumination with Lana Launay
Lana Launay is a self-taught Australian artist and designer whose sculptural lighting pieces blend functionality with artistry. Crafted from thoughtfully sourced materials, these objects of beauty elevate the experience of everyday spaces. We visited Lana at her serene studio in Sydney’s Northern Beaches to learn how resilience inspires and informs her work. Photography by Nic Gossage
Reclaiming Beauty with Ro Noonan
Ro Noonan is a Melbourne-based artist whose practice bridges sculpture and painting, focusing on the overlooked by-products of construction—cut-offs, supports and debris. His work elevates these discarded materials through a slow, intuitive process that embraces moments of struggle and failure. By highlighting their inherent beauty, Ro creates pieces that reflect both a raw aesthetic and a reverence for craftsmanship, testing the ability of these elements to coexist in new forms. His work can be viewed at Craft Victoria as part of the 'Fables & Folklore' exhibition curated by designer Simone Haag, from now until the end of January. Photography by Georgia Smedley and Lauren Dunn
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.