Tacchini Rituale Rug by Umberto Riva

Shiny or matt figerglass lamp. As envisioned by the great master, Umberto Riva, the A.D.A. lamp takes shape, as often occurs, from other forms. Then, little-by-little, during the de...

Shiny or matt figerglass lamp. As envisioned by the great master, Umberto Riva, the A.D.A. lamp takes shape, as often occurs, from other forms. Then, little-by-little, during the de...

The design for this lamp dates back to 1963, and today it is reissued with the name E63. This alphanumeric code is a reflection of the intellectual complexity of its designer, Umbert...

Transparent light bulb E14 LED 5W 2700K included. The lamp E63 is not UL certified. Do not use halogen bulb. The design for this lamp dates back to 1963, and today it is reissued wi...

As provocative as it is visually impactful, this rug was handcrafted by Nepalese weavers from 50% silk and 50% Himalayan wool. The blasting design (H .07cm) of colorful capsule pills...

Handwoven of pure Tibetan wool, this superb rug translates the artistic vision of Tuscan artist Livio Tessandori into a colorful design that exudes warmt...

Hand knotted in wool and silk, 9x12 modern rug “Monsoon” hails from our Artist Collaboration collection, named for the abstract design of inspiration by celebrated modern artist Nata...

Volta rug by A. Vetra Dimensions: W 140 x H 200 cm Materials: Cotton, Himalayan wool and linen. Hand knotted / Tibetan knot. One of a kind. Solemn attitude and permanent form. Volta rug embodies architectural archetype shapes and celebrates simplicity as timeless aesthetic through the interaction between rhythmic layouts, sculptural forms and tactile look. It is rich in structures and materials: rough surfaces are combined with soft yarns and forms that give a strong contrast in tactility and appeal. The high pile of the arches figures lays on top of the flat loops, giving the impression that a carpet rests on top of another one. A. Vetra shapes concepts with a strong tactile identity and a human trace. It’s a project that explores craft and narratives rooted in a warm and familiar Mediterranean atmosphere, finding its strongest basis in slow processes, fascination for the handmade and connection with territories. As textile and home accessories editor, A. Vetra creates numbered-edition collections through collaborations with artisanal identities. Tangible objects that tell stories of the matter, manual abilities and long traditions. — A. Vetra was initiated in 2019 by Giulia Ferraris...