A floor within a floor. The pattern is wood planks, drawn by hand and woven into wool. The idea does something strange to a room. You're standing on a surface that depicts a surface, and the space becomes slightly uncertain, slightly more interesting than it was.
The color is the red of old lacquer, of wood that has absorbed decades of light and colors that intensified it instead of washing it out. The brush strokes give the planks movement, a slight variation from one to the next. Up close it reads as texture. From across the room it reads as architecture.
At 62 by 96 inches, hand-knotted in Nepal from Himalayan wool.
The Secret Gardens collection draws from the same vocabulary of hand-drawn botanical forms, each piece translating it into a different palette, format, or mood. The foliage colorways — autumn foliage, blue foliage, mocha mousse foliage, moonlight foliage, nocturnal foliage, olive bloom, and turquoise foliage — share a dense leaf pattern across shifting grounds. The collection also includes designs that push the language further: Rose Realm, Sapphire Streams, Snowfield Garden, Night Garden, Garden Cartography, Golden Cartography, Crimson Bloom, Desert Bloom, Wood Planks Pink, Wood Planks Red, and Non-Flying Carpet. The full range is also available as a curated collection. All hand-knotted in Nepal and in custom sizes and colors. Ships free worldwide.