RUGS BEST COLLECTION FLOOR_STORY’s 19-19 Collection
19-19 is a series of six handwoven wool and silk rugs. The title refers to the founding year of the first Bauhaus school in Weimar, with each rug named after a female designer central to the development of the Bauhaus: Alma, Anni, Benita, Gunta, Lucia and Otti.
Samad’s Mystique Collection Zakaria Rugs
Organic shapes, flow and profound artistic composition and approach make the collection so unique – incomparable to anything out there.
Youthful and effortless, the Mystique Collection takes the traditional art of rug making to the next level. From soft neutral tones to rich crimsons and ocean blues, designs play with subtle gradient shades that gradually shift between light and dark hues. These mood-evoking colour palettes reflect everyday feelings of passion, joy and romance by simulating the ebbs and flows of our human experience.
BEST TRANSITIONAL DESIGN Selam Carpet & Home’s Her Highness
Inspired by a shattered antique French crown, the images of the pieces of the crown have been mirrored both vertically and horizontally in this design to create a repeating overall pattern.
Wendy Morrison Design’s Arc en Ciel
Arc en Ciel shares a story of hope, positivity and optimism through two of designer and company founder Wendy Morrison’s loves: the kimono and Japanese dress. Continuing the traditional art form of storytelling in rug making, she focuses on the positives that could come from a worldwide lockdown. Joyous colour and imagery offer a rainbow of hope for change, paving the way to a kinder world.
Wool Song’s Swiss Quilt (Yellow)
A fantastic adventure of a rug, Swiss Quilt is a perfect example of the artist’s illustration style. Plush with colour, it is a play on vintage quilts that intrigues with just the right amount of busyness. One of two colourways.
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