This is the Plait Ivory square pouf from theMangas Space collection, a large format piece that can be used as a seat and footrest or as part of a sofa in combination with the other modules of the series. Its modular design allows the user to easily configure flexible and changing spaces, depending on the needs of the moment.

Its design blends two textures and colors, both made with voluminous wool yarns. One is a very thick knit in ecru, while the other is braided in earthy colors. The series is completed with rugs and cushions of in the same patterns.

This is the Plait Coral square pouf from the Mangas Space collection, a large format element that can be used as a seat and footrest or as part of a sofa in combination with the other modules of the series. Its fabric blends two textures and colors: one is braided in earth tones, another is a very thick knit in coral. Both are made with voluminous 100% wool threads.

All of the seats in the collection are modular designs, designed to easily configure flexible and changing spaces, depending on the needs of the moment. The series is completed with rugs and cushions in the same colors and designs.

This is the Plait Yellow square pouf from the Mangas Space collection, a large format element that can be used as a seat and footrest or as part of a sofa in combination with the chaiselongue modules of the series. Its design blends two textures and colors, made with high-volume wool yarns: one is braided in earth tones and the other is a very thick, flat yellow knit.

It is a piece of modular nature that allows you to easily configure flexible and changing spaces, depending on the needs of the moment. The series is completed with rugs and cushions that feature the same designs.

This is the Charcoal Abstract rug from the Canevas collection, a rug with a worn look, like a blurred surface. Its abstract design is handmade, employing a modern take on the cross-stitching technique and using a dark gray felted wool base and dark, thick wool yarns. It is available in two sizes.

This is the white version of our Oryza rug, a design by Odosdesign studio that arises from the simple application of embroidery as a dashed line. Its graphic pattern is made with white viscose and it is embroidered by hand on a base of dark grey felt. Both the use of dashed lines and their arrangement as quadrants and rows is inspired by the aesthetics of rice fields as seen from the air, a grain whose scientific name was used to name the collection. It is available in two sizes, as well as in a different version with green embroidery.

This is the green version of the Oryza rug, a design inspired by the aerial views of rice fields, a grain whose scientific nomenclature gives its name to the collection. Its pattern of discontinuous lines, also arranged in quadrants and rows, imitates the distribution of the rice fields. This design of marked graphic character is a creation of Odosdesign. It is made with green viscose and embroidered by hand on a base of dark grey felt. It is available in two sizes, as well as with white embroidery.

This is the red model from our Ndebele line, a series designed by Sandra Figuerola that playfully combines several geometric patterns, totally different from each other in terms of style. This proposal draws inspiration from the culture of the Ndebele people of South Africa, who paint the facades of their homes with dynamic and colorful motifs. These geometric and colorful wall decorations are also traditionally made by women.

This model in green and blue tones from our Ndebele kilim series is inspired by the way in which the Ndebele people of South Africa, from which the collection takes its name, decorate the facades of their homes with dynamic and colorful geometric patterns. Designer Sandra Figuerola reinterpreted these designs in terms of pattern and color palette, and transferred them to a textile medium that works perfectly with contemporary spaces.