Gray and Silver Modern Hand Knotted Viscose Carpet

The ecru-beige ground is everywhere divided by a medium brown flattened lozenge lattice with small dots in every second column. Sounds rather boring, but actually there is plenty of ...

Almost monochrome, this thick pile central Asian carpet shows a softly abrashed pearl field. Medium weave with excellent wool. Subdued and contemporary.

The sandy-straw field dis closely covered by a small, repeating textile-derived pattern of cogwheel rosettes and leaves creating a broken, curvy lattice, accented in medium blue, tea...

The off-white, borderless ground shows a vertically reversing repeat of red flowers and slender, barbed leaves in a style resembling Uzbek Suzani embroideries. Looks like a giant tex...

The pale blue ground supports a floating lozenge pattern in half-drop, offset rows in shades of ivory and pink coral. Each lozenge encloses a four petal motif. Half lozenges along th...

The olive field of this northern Indian, quite finely woven city carpet displays a close Neo-Caucasian lattice design enclosing small octofoil stars. The dark brown border shows a co...

Hand knotted in India using Persian knots and a blend of wool and viscose for softness and durability, this stylish rug features a pattern inspired by the pure sense of beauty provid...

Introduce contemporary luxury into your home with our Hand-Knotted Wool and Viscose Modern Rug in a chic taupe and silver palette, generously sized ...

A two-dimensional territory of expression that, according to its motifs and colours, allows you to immerse yourself in a three-dimensional universe and to let be carried away by its ...

A custom rug design now available from the Texture of Color collection by Rug & Kilim—extremely modern, hand-knotted in natural silk. Exemplified in this 9 x 12 edition, our principa...

The UnTitled collection was designed by Jaime Derringer: artist, blogger, and founder of Design Milk. Jaime’s intuitive and fluid brushstrokes are reminiscent of Japanese Shodo calligraphy. The collection is free of spacial limitations, reaching beyond conceptual expectations of space and style. The designs are imagined to spill beyond the border or “coloring lines” of the rugs. Woven concepts’ use of a symmetrical weave to innovate texture was likewise the outcome of an experimental product development process. Much like Zen calligraphy...

The UnTitled collection was designed by Jaime Derringer: artist, blogger, and founder of Design Milk. Jaime’s intuitive and fluid brushstrokes are reminiscent of Japanese Shodo calligraphy...