Philipp Haas and Shone

100% Wool Hand Knotted Rug in the style of Le Corbusier.

Mid-17th Century Flemish Tourani Tapestry 2'9" x 7' - 84 x 213 Antique Flemish Tapestry, Circa 1650 – 2'9" x 7' An exquisite 17th-century Flemish tapestry, handwoven in wool and si...

1970s unique museum-grade avant-garde rug, this is not merely a rug; it is a profound statement of 1970s Italian radical design. Hand-tufted in Italy during an era of bold experimentation, this piece represents the pinnacle of "Space Age" aesthetics. Featuring a hypnotic, interlocking geometric motif in a sophisticated palette of deep chocolate, ochre, and cream, it perfectly captures the kinetic energy of the avant-garde movement. 100% Made in Italy in high-quality wool. it's in excellent condition. It has been professionally washed and disinfected and is ready for use. Preserved in extraordinary condition, maintaining its original plush pile and vibrant tonal transitions. Style: A rare intersection of Optical Art (Op-Art) and high-end functionalism. Dimension: 104,33 x 65,74 inches cm 265 x cm 167 Cinematic Elegance: The visual language of this rug evokes the ultra-sophisticated interiors seen in 1970s cinematic masterpieces. Its sweeping curves and architectural lines wouldn't be out of place in the visionary sets of Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange or the high-glamour, Italian-designed lounges of a James Bond villain’s lair. It is a piece that demands a room centered around it, echoing the luxurious, "total look" interiors of architects like Joe Colombo or Willy Rizzo. Why it belongs in your collection In an era of mass production, this unique Italian wool rug...

This authentic antique Persian Lilihan rug, dating to the early 1910s, is a beautiful representation of Armenian-Persian village weaving. It features the signature "Lilihan Rose" fie...

19th Century French Aubusson Carpet Napoleon III Period 10'10" x 15' - 330 x 457 This 19th-century French Aubusson carpet, dating from the Napoleon III period (circa 1880s), is an ...

Antique European needlepoint rug, size: 10'6" x 24'9". This monumental antique French needlepoint carpet, featuring a dramatic black field and a lush floral composition, is a superlative example of the “Grand Victorian” aesthetic that dominated European interior design in the late nineteenth century. Historically, French needlework rugs—distinguished from the loom-woven Aubusson rug...

Hand-knotted in wool and originating circa 1900-1920, this 4x6 antique rug features an allover field of repeating eight-pointed star medallions and lattice rosettes framed by a vivid...

Late 19th Century French Savonnerie Carpet ( 14'6" x 18'10" - 442 x 574 ) This nineteenth-century French Savonnerie carpet is a magnificent monument to European aristocratic luxury,...

This 4x6 Antique Khamseh Qashqai rug, handwoven in wool and dating to circa 1890–1909, showcases the tribal artistry of southwest Persia through its iconic all-over murgh (bird) fiel...

An early 20th-Century Antique Square Oushak rug in Pink and Chartruese Details rug no. j4602 size 6' 7" x 6' 11" (201 x 211 cm)

19th Century Bessarabian Carpet Depicting Centaur ( 11'6" x 14' - 350 x 425 ) Late 19th Century Bessarabian Flat-Weave Carpet Depicting a Centaur, Ukraine, circa 1890 This rare and ...

This vintage 3x5 Swedish shag rug is a distinctive mid-century piece, hand-knotted in wool circa 1950–1959. Its lush high-pile texture, geometric stripe design, and nuanced neutral palette capture the understated sophistication of Scandinavian design from the era. On the Design: This vintage Swedish shag rug exemplifies the Scandinavian mastery of texture, restraint, and organic design. Rather than relying on intricate ornament, the design finds its strength in broad geometric bands that unfold with effortless rhythm across the field. Layers of ivory, ash gray, charcoal, and warm taupe are punctuated by subtle burgundy accents, lending the design depth while preserving its calm, understated character. The generous high pile softens the crisp geometry, creating an inviting interplay between structure and tactile richness that is quintessentially Scandinavian. Equally compelling is the rug's remarkable sense of balance, where tonal variation and shifting pile direction animate the surface with quiet movement. The asymmetrical arrangement of the vertical bands feels spontaneous yet carefully composed, demonstrating the artistic confidence that distinguished Scandinavian textile design during the mid-century period. This piece embodies the enduring appeal of vintage Swedish craftsmanship—celebrating natural materials, thoughtful simplicity, and timeless design that remains effortlessly at home in contemporary interiors. The accompanying book, Golden Light: The Interior Design of Nickey Kehoe...