A handcrafted rug begins with the relationship between a drawing and its surface. These designs bring together wool, viscose, lyocell and silk in different combinations, with each product retaining its own material specification. Carved lines, contrasting pile levels and cut-loop work give the patterns a physical presence as well as a colour composition. Some rugs keep a rectangular outline; others follow circles, rounded blocks or more expressive contours. Explore each design through its complete image and surface detail, then consider its scale against the furniture. A commission discussion should settle dimensions, orientation and colours alongside an approved material sample. Construction, backing and performance requirements are agreed for the intended setting.
Featured design: Paeonia
Deep blue gives Paeonia a strong, continuous field of colour. Irregular carved lines travel through the pile like the grain of a weathered surface, with darker areas opening between them. The composition reads as texture at a distance and becomes more detailed when viewed close to the floor. Viscose and relief carving shape the difference between the illuminated ridges and the surrounding ground. The listed format is 300 × 400 cm. For a room scheme, consider the direction of the grain alongside the longest sightline and review the blue against the actual upholstery and lighting.
- Material
- Viscose
- Technique
- Relief carving / cut pile
- Reference size
- 300 × 400 cm
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