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Mae Engelgeer’s Mindscape collection investigates gesture in the digital realm, exploring spatial and architectural gestures.

The Stroke collection was really about creating a singular gesture as a rug. A simple brush stroke which highlights the extraordinary craftsmanship of woven rugs.

Venus Power, a sign of life, a Manifesto signed by Patricia Urquiola.

Our best-selling rug Segni Minimi by Giuseppe di Costanzo has been developed into a collection. 6 new designs which have been deeply influenced by the designer and architects home town: Naples.

A special project developed for Schloss Hollenegg for Design, Swarm is the new rug by French-born and British based designer Marlène Hussioud, inspired by the world of insects.

Ombra, an immersive experiment with shadow, where objects and the imagination float or even fly.

Asad-Bakhtiari has always been fascinated by arrows and their power.

In 2020 the fluttery plumage of cc-tapis’ Feathers Collection will include 3 new species: Feathers Rectangular, Feathers Freeform big and Feathers Runner.

Of Arabic derivation, “Dag allah” literally means “saved by god”.

Lines by Philippe Malouin Lines began through experimenting and sketching with wax crayons.

“Designed in Los Angeles, produced in Nepal, debuted in New York” is Le Tapis Nomade, a rug born from the collaboration between Atelier de Troupe and cc-tapis, showed in the occasion of the New Yor

A collection that explores the visual displacement of volume, rugs that shift, push and pull their boundaries, breaking traditional shapes and spaces, responding to the objects around them.

“Cutting becomes a process of creation instead of destruction,” explains textile designer Yuri Himuro of the inspiration behind her collection, Cultivate.

Keeping the playfulness of the Memphis movement in mind and experimenting with different shapes and color combinations was the start of the Bliss collection.

A captivating composition of color and pattern comes alive in Patricia Urquiola’s latest collection for cc-tapis, Patcha.