On the craft, the family, and the care of a hand-knotted rug — written for people who want to know what they are standing on.
What an Onyx rug is — a hand-knotted rug hand-oxidized into a carved high-and-low texture and recolored in our Lahore workshop for a unique, eclectic look — and...
ReadDesigners shouldn't lose a billable afternoon hunting for a rug that's actually in stock, actually distinctive, and actually has margin. Brief us once and we source to it.
ReadA great rug should outlive the room it's in. Here are the five mistakes that trip people up — and how to buy once, well.
ReadThe word "hand-knotted" gets used loosely. Here's how to know what you're actually buying — in about two minutes, with your own hands — from a family of...
ReadHand-knotted rugs are tied one knot at a time and can last 50–100+ years; hand-tufted rugs are glued and last ~7–10 years; machine-made rugs are affordable loom-woven copies....
ReadWhat an Artemix rug is — soft, colorful all-over patterns in a transitional style that sits elegantly between traditional and modern — and how to choose one, grounded...
ReadWhat a Heritage (Pak-Persian) rug is — classical Persian designs at a high knot count, hand-knotted in Pakistan in fine wool and silk — and how to choose...
ReadWhat a Modcar rug is — the warm, simple gabbeh character with a modern twist — its soft earthy palette, and how to choose one, grounded in real,...
ReadWhat a Lori Baft rug is, where the plush minimalist look comes from, how it's made, and how to choose one — grounded in real, in-stock hand-made Lori...
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