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.

This is the Hexa rug from our kilim collection, a piece available in a hexagonal or rectangular format. Its design shows, in all its complexity, the numerous geometric possibilities that a mosaic of hexagons encloses, with lines in all directions that generate different types of triangles, different sizes of diamonds and hexagons, and even rectangles and octagons.

This model is a combination of rectangles, diamonds, squares and hexagons which, depending on your perspective, take on the appearance cubes and even steps. Its irregular format allows for multiple configurations with more than one rug.

The Terra Waterkeyn rug features a surface that seems to change color with soft and disconcerting transitions. This is due to the use of jute threads, a material that can look very different depending on the angle from which it is observed.

The different shades of color offered by Waterkeyn are similar to the changing perceptions offered by grass fields depending on the amount and the angle of sunlight. Created by the internal design team at GAN, Waterkeyn is knotted by hand in a completely manual way. It is available in three sizes as well as in another version that features greenish-blue tones.

This is the Aqua Waterkeyn rug, a design with a surface that seems to change color, with transitions so subtle that at the same time can be disconcerting. This is due to the fact that it is made with jute, a material that creates variations in hue and shine, depending on the angle from which one looks.The different color perceptions of this Waterkeyn model are similar to the changes in tone offered by the water of a lake or a pond with its small undulations. Created by the internal design team at GAN, Waterkeyn is knotted by hand in a completely manual way. It is available in three sizes as well as in another version that features earth tones.

This is the Blue Mirage rug, one of the three irregularly shaped rugs designed by Patricia Urquiola, which feature a combination of three stripes with gradient colors in blue and green tones. As if it were fabric under a microscope, or a colorful and impossible wooden floor, the design of the Mirage rugs transmits a powerful optical effect, an illusion -as its name suggests.

As if it were fabric under a microscope, or a colorful and impossible wooden floor, the design of the Mirage rugs transmits a powerful optical effect, an illusion -as its name suggests. This is the Nude colorway, in orange and ocher tones, one of the three Mirage rugs with irregular edges designed by Patricia Urquiola using a rotating combination of three stripes with gradient colors.