The Palermo rug is one of the kilims designed by Sandra Figuerola. It features a wealth of patterns, combining up to ten different designs, inspired by tiles and friezes common in ancient Mediterranean ornaments.

This is the Siracusa rug from our kilim collection. It was designed by Sandra Figuerola drawing inspiration from very recognizable patterns of the Mediterranean culture, almost always present in old tiles and friezes. It is a perfect piece as an accent for neutral spaces or floors.

This is the Catania rug from our kilim collection, designed by Sandra Figuerola and inspired by recurring tile patterns, very present in the culture of the Mediterranean basin. It is a piece with moderate graphics but intensely colorful, with a protagonist presence of the color red.

The Tasili rug is one of the proposals from our kilim collection, a design by Sandra Figuerola with a marked graphic aesthetic. Its pattern alternates crosses, points and triangles with sinuous or geometric motifs, generating an attractive symmetrical composition in black and white that evokes certain drawings of lost civilizations -hence its name, in reference to those drawings found in Tassili, Algeria.

This is the Canadá rug from our kilim collection, with a certain seventies flair visible in its design and color palette. Using circles, hexagons and diamonds, designer Sandra Figuerola has created a pattern in which these three geometric shapes alternate over and over, reminiscent of seventies tile floors or wallpaper.

This is the Naidu rug from our kilim collection, a reversible and very light piece. Its design is based on a set of eight different frets, repeated in alternating tonalities and inspired by ethnic geometric drawings, created by Odosdesign.

The Lima rug is a unique proposal from our kilim collection, a design based on an eclectic compendium of different elements and geometric shapes. Rhombs, hexagons, arcs and stripes of solid colors and different widths that, overall, create a surprisingly light composition. As an accent, two of its sides are finished with tassels.

This is the Sioux rug from our kilim collection, a very light and reversible piece created by Odosdesign with an original pattern. Its design combines two sizes of crosses in two colors: some in light brown and others in coral. The repetition of these last ones generates a panel of colorful diamonds.

This is the Mosaïek kilim, a design by Javier Tortosa in yellow and blue tones that recalls the Nolla mosaics characteristic of the Spanish Mediterranean. Using small geometric shapes like the ones found on those floors, Mosaïek works specifically with triangles, alternating only three tones: a broken white, two yellows and two blues. The softer tones produce an interesting graphic effect, like a layer with lower opacity.

This is the Mosaïek kilim, a design by Javier Tortosa in gray tones inspired by the Nolla mosaics characteristic of the Spanish Mediterranean. Using small geometric shapes like the ones found on those floors, Mosaïek works with triangles, alternating six colors: broken white, black, yellow, turquoise and two shades of gray. It is a complex combination of repetitive horizontal patterns.