MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES

MATERIALS

New Zealand Wool — The backbone of our rugs. Long-staple, naturally lanolin-rich, soft underfoot and remarkably hardwearing. It resists soiling, takes dye beautifully, and only gets better with age.

Natural Silk — For luminosity. Silk catches light the way nothing else can, so we use it where it matters most — details glow, outlines sharpen, colors deepen.

Allo (Himalayan Nettle) — A wild fiber hand-harvested in the Himalayas and spun by local artisans. Strong, subtly textured, and deeply sustainable — a fiber with a story in every strand.

Linen — Crisp, matte, and honest. Linen brings a relaxed, natural hand and an understated texture that grounds bolder designs.

Mohair — Spun from the fleece of the angora goat, mohair has a silky luster and a soft, luminous sheen that elevates everything it touches.

Merino Wool — Extra-fine and exceptionally soft. Merino gives our rugs a refined, velvety surface without sacrificing durability.

Eco Nylon — Recycled nylon with all the resilience of the original. We use it for high-traffic spaces where performance matters — proof that practical can still be beautiful.