Mehraban How to tie a knot by Liesel Plambeck

How to tie a knot plays with the balance of space. A design that seems random while every loop and line serves a purpose bringing a wandering, curious design element to the room. ...

How to tie a knot plays with the balance of space. A design that seems random while every loop and line serves a purpose bringing a wandering, curious design element to the room. The embossed rope detailing creates dimension and brings an authentic element to the rug with the loose-end rope tassel...

How to tie a knot plays with the balance of space. A design that seems random while every loop and line serves a purpose bringing a wandering, curious design element to the room. The embossed rope detailing creates dimension and brings an authentic element to the rug with the loose-end rope tassel...

“Horizon” is a level yet deliberate study of controlled shape and color. It seems to reference midcentury colors and shapes while incontrovertibly current. Great design is subtle and...

Leading textile designer, Liesel Plambeck originally created this design as a collage from cut of shapes with a designated color palette. The magic the shapes created on paper were t...

Leading textile designer, Liesel Plambeck created a piece that mimics the illusion of a 'Mirage'. The design is a timeless, elegant piece playing with the balance and size of the rug...

This beautiful, vibrant carpet has been attributed to the important Romanian carpet-maker, Theodor Tuduc (1888-1893). Tuduc ran a prestigious workshop in the 19th century which specialised in the restoration and replication of antique rugs. This item, for instance, is one of a small group of carpets which were knotted after early Caucasian ‘dragon’ rugs. Tuduc's copies of antique rugs were so beautiful and accurate that they have become almost as collectable as the originals. The carpet field is knotted with beautiful stylised depictions of animals, birds and dragons, as well as fruit trees, flowers, and foliage. These designs have been rendered in red, orange, light blue, turquoise, navy, green, mustard yellow, and off-white. This field is set within a border, knotted with similarly colored foliate motifs against an off-white background. Literature: For early Caucasian dragon carpets...

Serta is a confluence of three: true blue Moroccan weave, New Zealand wool, and inspiration from Tibet. An inspiration from a tibetan town Serta meets the art style of mark Rothko. ...

A honeycomb of unknown depth. Octagonal, with the right balance of light and dark hues. Hypnosis is a contemporary rug for a space that needs a dash of color and elegance. Perfect fo...

Woven Moroccan style, Ocean Acoustics is an island of calm beneath your feet. With subtle wave patterns sprawled across, this rug is a perfect play of texture and elegance. An abstra...

Two hand-knotted French rugs attributed to Aubusson with a Classic interlacing design of acanthus leaves. Very lively color tones in pinks, reds, yellows and a pink/green border. ...

Degrade is the latest contribution by Patricia Urquiola to GAN’s collection of hand-knotted rugs. Sober and elegant, these rugs play with color and intermediate tones, demonstrating ...