Laila Karttunen Furniture

This Scandinavian Rollakan rug, measuring 166 x 235 cm, is a beautifully woven flat-weave masterpiece, signed by the artist IS. The design embodies traditional Scandinavian aesthetic...

Step into the world of design with this classic Scandinavian rug rollakan, a piece that exudes both warmth and style. Its subtle yet captivating pattern features a balanced array of ...

Swedish flat weave Röllakan carpet from the 1960s by unknown designer. Main colour is green in a few different tones with a variety of patterns and shapes in pink, beige and blue on ...

Scandinavian Rollakan Rug – Elegant Handwoven Masterpiece This exquisite Scandinavian Rollakan rug, featuring a soft blue and beige color palette, embodies the timeless beauty of Nor...

Scandinavian Rug – Geometric Design in Earthy Tones (230 × 170 cm) This Scandinavian flat-woven rug, measuring 230 × 170 cm, beautifully embodies the essence of Nordic design with it...

Inspired by the geometric architecture and rich colors of the Swedish Grace era. A significant Scandinavian design movement that drew inspiration from neoclassicism and art deco. ...

A warm-tone Rya rug by Swedish designer Marianne Richter in her "Lofstad" pattern. This rug was part of the Östergyllan series produced by Wahlbecks in Linköping, Sweden during the 1...

Inspired by the geometric architecture and rich colors of the Swedish Grace era. A significant Scandinavian design movement that drew inspiration from neoclassicism and art deco. ...

Swedish flat weave Röllakan carpet from the 1960s by unknown designer. Main colours are grey/beige/blue in a few different tones. The pattern consists of a striped base in beige band...

78476 Impi Sotavalta Finnish Flatweave Rug, 06'06 x 09'07. Bold yet disciplined, this handwoven Finnish flatweave captures the intellectual elegance of early 20th-century design at its most refined. At once architectural and expressive, it channels the confident geometry of Art Deco through the restrained clarity of Bauhaus philosophy. The striated brick red and mauve backdrop glows with a softened intensity, creating a foundation that feels grounded, cultivated, and deeply considered. This is not merely a rug—it is a design statement intended for interiors where art, architecture, and lifestyle intersect. At the heart of the exceptional composition, an abstract composite emerges from superimposed geometric fragments. Angular blocks, stepped forms, and cross-like emblems interlock with deliberate asymmetry, creating a dynamic tension that feels both cerebral and playful. The blunt outlining reinforces structure, while subtle tonal shifts soften the rigidity, allowing this extraordinary masterpiece to breathe. There is movement here—an orchestrated rhythm that reveals itself slowly, rewarding the attentive eye. Symbolically, the interlocking forms evoke construction, progress, and human ingenuity—hallmarks of the modernist era in which Finnish designers sought to harmonize craft with innovation. The stepped shapes suggest elevation and momentum, while the iconic cross motifs imply balance and alignment. Earth-infused hues—dusty rose, muted terracotta, soft olive, and warm clay—temper the geometry with warmth, ensuring the design feels inviting rather than austere. It is this rare balance between intellect and intimacy that defines its appeal. Placed within a curated interior—whether a refined modernist residence, a gallery-like living space, or a thoughtfully layered Scandinavian-inspired retreat—this exquisite work of art becomes an anchor of cultivated taste. Pieces of this conceptual clarity and chromatic confidence are increasingly sought by collectors who value design history and artisanal authenticity. This is woven modernism at its most elegant: intentional, expressive, and unmistakably distinguished. Rendered in variegated shades of brick red, mauve, brown, pink, orange, and tan with other accent colors. Possibly produced by Suomen Kasityon Ystavat...

Flat-weave carpet, Sweden, mid-20th century. Initialed: NEJ.

This is a vintage Swedish rug circa 1950-1970 known as a “Rya” rug which translates to simply rug and its size is 224 x 127CM. Its field makes up a back-gammon type of design with ma...