Mehraban Maison by Erica Islas

Mason is an homage to Erica's L.A. roots. The rug takes the bird's eye (or private plane) view of the urban landscape into a wool field of gold traced with black, cream traced with s...

Mason is an homage to Erica's L.A. roots. The rug takes the bird's eye (or private plane) view of the urban landscape into a wool field of gold traced with black, cream traced with s...

Design happens when a line experiences an unexpected curve and goes off into uncharted territory; a chance encounter that transcends initial ideas during creation. This collection was inspired by my appreciation of the Art Deco movement and its effects on contemporary culture. Early on, I realized that the movement was not limited to a time in history. One sees hints of Art Deco in contemporary design and architecture everywhere, which I experience daily in Los Angeles and traveling around the world. One cannot deny the presence of this powerful movement and the impact on creativity in our present lives There are straight lines that start the wondrous passage, and there are curves that lead one to that creative destination. I have had these creative ideas fluttering in my mind for a long time. Straight Lines Unexpected Curves are the result of these ideas. Rug Number 31226 Size 10' 1" X 14' 3" Design Los Angeles Collection Cesar Giraldo...

Rug Number 32056 Size 9' 1" x 12' 1" Design Still Collection Erica Islas Material Wool & Silk Texture Pile Weave Origin India

Sabbia rug III by Vanessa Ordoñez Dimensions: D 300 x W 200 x H 1.5 cm Materials: bamboo fibers and linen Named after the Italian word for “sand“, this rug is part of a collecti...

Rug pattern: Portico - Multi Material: 100% New Zealand Wool Quality: Tibetan Cross Weave Size: 8’-0" x 10'-0" Made in Nepal Designed by Eskayel.

This rug is made of wool and silk. A very rich carpet that represents the succession of houses in the suburbs of Mexico City. From year to year these houses are painted with the avai...

Luxurious area rug designed by Parisian artist Jacques Jarrige and produced by Diurne. For his first rug design Jarrige chose a variation of his sculpted screens...