Patterson Flynn's Satria rug is part of their new Abstraction collection of abaca rugs.
| 1/ ABSTRACT IDEA Patterson Flynn’s Abstraction rugs in abaca honor timeless artisanal techniques. With its concentric rings, Satria takes inspiration from coiled African baskets, while its pattern evokes Ikat motifs. Shown in teal. pattersonflynn.com |
| 2/ CHECK + BALANCE Kirkby has rolled out the Archetype II collection as part of a recent rebrand. One of six new designs, Palette (in the Tobacco colorway) reinterprets classic checkerboard in a natural, wool-and-cotton flatweave. kirkbystudio.com |
| 3/ AHEAD OF THE CURVE Roche Bobois’ new Passage rug juxtaposes smooth and ribbed textures in overlapping rounded shapes. The hand-tufted carpet is made of 100-percent New Zealand wool. roche-bobois.com |
| 4/ BRITISH INVASION House of Hackney has joined forces with Axminster to translate its winsome wallpaper motifs into rugs. Woven in England from natural wool, the collab includes the free-hand Artist’s Stripe, pictured in Stratus. us.houseofhackney.com |
| 5/ SILK ROAD Hand-knotted in Nepal, the Terris rug by Stark is made of pure silk, which lends it a subtle shimmer. The carpet presents abstract, intersecting forms in Moss (pictured) and Umber palettes. starkcarpet.com |