Hong Kong Rugs and Carpets

Traditional Handwoven Luxury Wool Semi Antique Blue Rug. Size 4'1"x6'5"

An early 20th century square size antique Turkish Oushak featuring an-all over design in warm colors. Measures: 12' x 12'2'' Oushak rugs originated in the small town of Oushak ...

Pure wool jacquard rug with design inspired by 1920s illustrations of jewellery discovered by Luke in a museum's collection. "Our four Chateau Orlando rug designs for cc-tapis are no...

Discover the Premium Quality "Toto" Rug by Tisca – Now Available for You! This 186x200 cm never-used rug comes directly from a Swiss manufacturer, ensuring exceptional quality and h...

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...

Design Title: "Interior Blue" Hand knotted from New Zealand wool with embossed features. Distinct geometrical shapes in warm colors. The forms are embossed to create a modern impression. Carpets CC...

This distinctive Tisca wool rug was produced in the French Tisca workshops during the 1980s, a period when the company supplied high-quality architectural textiles for modern interio...

Elevate your interior with this striking vintage Tisca rug, a true masterpiece of 1980s hand-tufted craftsmanship. Measuring approximately 160x240 cm, this rug features an expressive...

Design Title: "Joining" This hand-knotted carpet is made from New Zealand wool in India. It has two bold black lines runs over and contrasting against a pale olive green colour. The fuchsia line passes by the black and tries to join. The fuchia line gives a perfect shadow effect on the background and the black lines. All in a geometric design. The colored lines...

Design Title: "Art Money Berlin" This carpet is from the "Art Money Collection" based on art work submitted for an exhibition in Berlin 2014. Colours from the design continue onto t...

73697 Francois Boucher Reproduction Rococo Tapestry, 04'00 x 06'00. Inspired by the poetic elegance of The Noble Pastoral Series (1755) by François Boucher, this handwoven wool tapestry captures the languid sophistication and soft sensuality of the Rococo era. The enchanting scene unfolds as an ode to idyllic romance — two youthful couples intertwined within a countryside dreamscape, where beauty and leisure reign supreme. Every precious thread pays homage to 18th-century France’s most celebrated painter of intimacy and grace, reimagining his vision for the discerning collector who seeks both heritage and refinement. At the heart of this pastoral reverie, a shepherd gently instructs his beloved shepherdess in the delicate art of the flute, their figures bathed in warm, honeyed light. Across the romantic scene, another young pair reclines amid moss and marble ruins, lost in music and affection. The exclusive masterpiece evokes the charm of French salon art — an era when love was theatrical, nature idealized, and every moment rendered a painting. Surrounding the figures, the landscape blossoms with meticulous artistry: roses, wildflowers, and verdant foliage cascade across the tapestry, framing the lovers in a world untouched by time. Rolling hills, distant towers, and the soft shimmer of water evoke a sense of pastoral poetry, where nature and romance harmonize in eternal spring. The Rococo border, rendered in shades of soft gold and ochre, adds a stately rhythm to the composition — an elegant frame for the symphony of color within. While newly woven, this exquisite work of art is an heirloom in spirit — a refined reproduction that revives the opulence of Versailles and the spirit of Boucher’s atelier. For today’s connoisseur, it offers the romance of 18th-century France without the fragility of age, bridging past and present through impeccable craftsmanship. Displayed in a grand salon, library, or private suite, The Pastoral Courtship transforms any interior into a sanctuary of poetic elegance and cultivated charm. Francois Boucher Reproduction Tapestry Noble Pastorale...

Hand-woven in the esteemed flatweave tradition of France circa 1870-1880, this monumental 11x16 antique Aubusson rug is a breathtaking cornerstone of the European collection. A maste...