Marimekko rugs

Marimekko rugs, produced by Brink & Campman, celebrate Marimekko's Finnish heritage with iconic patterns such as Unikko, launched especially for the 60th anniversary of this design in 2024. Made from New Zealand wool or recycled materials, these tufted or hand-woven rugs combine traditional Dutch craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, offering durability and vibrant colours. Available for indoor and outdoor use, they embody bold, functional design, perfect for a variety of spaces such as the living room, bedroom or kitchen.

Kvadrat rugs

Kvadrat rugs, produced by the Danish brand founded in 1968, embody Scandinavian design with their clean, colourful and innovative creations, designed by renowned designers such as Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec and Hella Jongerius. Handcrafted from New Zealand wool, jute or cotton, often using traditional techniques such as Tibetan knotting or kilim weaving, they combine durability, tactile textures and geometric or abstract patterns. Committed to eco-friendly production, these rugs transform interior spaces with their depth, simplicity and exceptional quality, suitable for both private and public environments.

&Tradition rugs

Designed by the Danish brand founded in 2010, &Tradition rugs embody timeless Scandinavian design, blending traditional craftsmanship and contemporary aesthetics with patterns inspired by art, architecture and nature. Handcrafted from New Zealand wool or sustainable fibres, often by Indian artisans using techniques such as weaving and tufting, they offer rich textures and subtle colour palettes, from monochrome to vibrant hues. Creations such as The Moor rug by All The Way To Paris, with its organic shapes and gemstone-inspired shine, bring elegance and versatility to modern interiors.

Muuto rugs

Muuto rugs, designed by the Danish brand founded in 2006, reinterpret Scandinavian design with modern and functional creations, such as Margrethe Odgaard's Ply Rug, characterised by a zigzag pattern and tasselled finishes. Handcrafted from New Zealand wool or jute combined with wool loops, such as the Pebble Rug inspired by pebble beaches, they offer tactile textures and varied colour palettes, ranging from subtle monochrome to vibrant tones. Available in several sizes, these rugs combine traditional craftsmanship and innovation, bringing warmth and elegance to interior spaces while meeting sustainability standards with certified materials.

Verpan rugs

Verpan rugs, produced by the Danish brand founded in 2003, reissue Verner Panton's bold designs, characterised by vibrant geometric patterns and bright colours, such as the famous Onion Rug with its concentric circles. Handmade from New Zealand wool or sustainable synthetic fibres, they combine high-quality craftsmanship with experimental design, reflecting Panton's playful and futuristic spirit. These rugs, often centrepieces, transform interiors by adding dynamism and personality, perfect for modern or eclectic spaces.

Hay rugs

Hay rugs, designed by the Danish brand founded in 2002, embody modern Scandinavian design with bold graphic patterns and bright or pastel colour palettes, such as the Peas and Raw rugs created by designers Scholten & Baijings. Handmade or machine-made from New Zealand wool, cotton or recycled materials, they offer a variety of textures, from flat weaving to soft tufting, for optimal comfort and durability. Versatile and accessible, these rugs add a contemporary and warm touch to any space, from living rooms to offices, while respecting Hay's commitment to functional and sustainable design.

Moooi rugs

Moooi rugs, launched in 2015 by the Dutch brand founded by Marcel Wanders and Casper Vissers, stand out for their bold, avant-garde designs, blending art and technology with photo-realistic, abstract or floral patterns, such as Eden Queen or Liquid Layers. Handcrafted from wool, polyamide or high-density soft yarns, they use high-definition digital printing for vibrant colours and precise details, offering exceptional durability and comfort. Designed by renowned designers such as Claire Vos and Bertjan Pot, these customisable rugs, available in a variety of shapes (rectangular, round, hexagonal), transform spaces into dynamic works of art, ideal for modern interiors.

Design House Stockholm rugs

Designed by the Swedish brand founded in 1992, Design House Stockholm rugs embody Scandinavian design with creations such as Björk, Basket and Fields, designed by Lena Bergström and inspired by Swedish landscapes and traditional craftsmanship. Handmade from sheep's wool with leather details, they feature marbled or geometric trompe l'oeil patterns, evoking birch trees or bark baskets, in natural shades such as grey, beige and green. Combining three-dimensional textures and durability, these rugs bring understated elegance and warmth to interiors, from the living room to the hallway.

House of Finn Juhl rugs

The House of Finn Juhl rugs, produced by the Danish brand dedicated to Finn Juhl (1912-1989), reintroduce previously unseen designs such as the Circle Rug, created in 1963 for Vittrup but only recently produced, with its circular patterns inspired by the Swinging Sixties. Handmade from New Zealand virgin wool, tufted or woven, they come in colourful or undyed monochrome versions, available in two sizes and seven colour combinations, offering a warm contrast to Juhl's sculptural furniture. These rugs, reflecting his organic and artistic approach, add a historical and modern touch to interiors, honouring the legacy of the Danish design pioneer.

Fritz Hansen rugs

Fritz Hansen rugs, designed by the Danish brand founded in 1872, embody Scandinavian design through the creations of Cecilie Manz, such as the Dots, Ochre and Balance rugs, with simple graphic patterns inspired by shadows and geometric shapes. Handmade in India from New Zealand wool, they use varying tufting heights for a three-dimensional, tactile effect, with acid-free dyes, and support children's education in Nepal through their profits. Available in a variety of shapes and sizes, these rugs bring timeless colour and softness to interiors, from living rooms to children's bedrooms, while meeting eco-friendly standards.

Normann Copenhagen rugs

Normann Copenhagen rugs, designed by the Danish brand founded in 1999 by Jan Andersen and Poul Madsen, embody Scandinavian design with innovative creations such as Simon Legald's Oona rug, which combines organic shapes and graphic lines. Handmade from New Zealand wool, they stand out for their bold colours (pink, grey, mint) and subtle contrasts, with rounded edges and minimalist patterns, available in a variety of sizes. These rugs, tufted for a rich texture, combine functionality and contemporary aesthetics, bringing warmth and character to any interior, from the living room to the bedroom, while respecting sustainable production practices.