From Jaipur's collab with Kengo Kuma to Nanimarquina's work with the Lucia Eames estate, these carpet collections captured our (much-divided) attention.
An exercise in subtlety, the new Linea Collection celebrates textures from the past, while simultaneously revitalizing them.
Camilla Iliefski's vibrant fibre arts and Eva Zethraeus's evocative porcelain sculptures feature beautifully in Shimmering Real: Perception and the Spaces Between at New York's HB381 Gallery.
Evoking the warmth and texture of handmade dumplings, the MOMOS Collection by José A. Gandía-Blasco for GAN comes in two delectable colors.
The DiscoRectangle rug collection by Sam Buckley, produced by cc-tapis, brings the designer's signature graphic shapes and color schemes to life.
With their second Teklan rug collaboration, Tekla Evelina Severin and LAYERED show how color and simple forms can reshape a space.
With complete creative freedom, Dubai designer D'Ora Tokai stripped this villa to its essence and rebuilt it as a study in disciplined restraint.
Designed by Tom Fereday for Armadillo, the Agra Forma collection is where responsibly-sourced carpet meets expertly rendered proportion.
CB2 x Lenny Kravitz expand their global perspective, partnership on what makes home a sanctuary with third capsule collection.
Half-bench, half-carpet, RONDIN by Arnaud Lapierre reinvents the reception space with a hybrid design for the French Ministry of Culture.
Designed with generative code, not sketches, the MATTER rug collection by Snøhetta and Ege Carpets embraces spontaneity in its unique designs.
Swirling organic fronds extend from the center of the Botanica rug collection by Bodo Sperlein for GAN, unfurling ginkgo-like tendrils.
Danny Kaplan debuts three new sculptural collections – furniture, rugs, and mirrors – that explore materiality and artistic expression.
BUDDE and Nando Studio reimagine floor seating with DUNE, a sculptural rug-chaise hybrid inspired by desert landscapes.
Led by the sense that design should inspire serenity and freedom, Svenskt Tenn celebrates the impact of Josef Frank in the Frank in the Loom exhibition.
