This is the Blue rug from the Silaï collection, made with thick wool yarns in an innovative reinterpretation of the petit point technique. Its designer, Charlotte Lancelot, is able to achieve tile-like patterns by using four different stitch lengths. The result is a rug with four distinct designs, as if it were recreating the mismatched floors that can often be found in old houses. Squares, triangles, rhombuses, hexagons, octagons and crosses are all embroidered by hand using only dark blue, white, gray and yellow threads.

Designer Charlotte Lancelot has reinterpreted the petit point embroidery technique in her Silaï collection. Silaï rugs contain tile-like patterns, achieved through four different stitch lengths. This technique generates squares, triangles, diamonds, hexagons, octagons and crosses which, when combined, are reminiscent of the mismatched floors that can still be found in old houses. This one is the Gray model, the most neutral of the collection, hand-embroidered with thick dark gray and white wool threads.

This is the Green rug from the Silaï collection, embroidered by hand using thick wool threads in different shades of green, white and dark gray. Its design reinterprets the petit point technique in an innovative way, by using four stitches of different lengths. In this way, designer Charlotte Lancelot is able to achieve tile-like patterns to create four designs based on diamonds, squares, triangles, hexagons, octagons and crosses, thus recreating the mismatched floors that can often be found in old houses.

The Blue rug from the Raw collection is made with a jute base and a superimposed and colorful layer of wool stitches in three different shades of blue. Its simple geometrical tracing of triangles is especially captivating over the natural jute base. With its strong rustic connotations, it works perfectly as a canvas for such a peaceful and serene composition. It is available in two sizes.

Pink rug from the Raw collection, a design available in two sizes made with a woolen stitch pattern in shades of red, pink and light grey on a jute base. This natural and rustic material works as the perfect canvas for such a colorful geometric composition, executed with thick and soft woolen threads. Presented as a superimposed layer, the simple stroke of triangles manifests itself in a serene, peaceful and at the same time captivating way.

The White rug from the Raw collection is a simple design based on white wool stitches arranged in a geometric pattern. The triangle overlay is superimposed on a jute base, creating a captivating and peaceful effect. The use of a natural and rustic material such as jute works perfectly as a canvas for such a serene composition executed in wool. It is available in two sizes.

Modularity taken to the limit.All the pieces in the BANDAS collection can be interchanged. An ingenious system allows the collection to be adapted to any space, any personality and any mood. Life is change and BANDAS will change with you.The same set allows for different uses and compositions, letting you change the appearance of your space as often as you like.

Modularity taken to the limit.

All the pieces in the BANDAS collection can be interchanged. An ingenious system allows the collection to be adapted to any space, any personality and any mood. Life is change and BANDAS will change with you.

The same set allows for different uses and compositions, letting you change the appearance of your space as often as you like.

This is the Plait Yellow rug from the Mangas Space collection. It combines two textures and colors: one is braided in earth tones, the other resembles a thick knitted yellow sweater. Both are made with voluminous wool threads. Available in two sizes, its unusual cross shape is a nod to the patterns used to upholster the poufs of the collection. As a detail, the edge is finished in pale pink.

The Rhombus Ivory rug from the Mangas Space collection combines two textures in different shades that intermingle, creating a curious continuity effect: one is made by looping earth-colored threads, and the other is herringbone in a raw color. Both are made with voluminous wool threads. It is available in two sizes, and its unusual cross shape is a nod to the patterns used to upholster the poufs of the series. The whole piece is decorated with a yellow border.