A ground you move across freely. Wool parcels set like plots of land, with no fixed centre, so the rug still works rotated, shifted or half under a sofa.

The ground adjusting under pressure. Soft islands of pile divided by a dark, recessed line.

Marks carried across the surface like wind over sand. The density stays even, so nothing pulls focus from the room.

Rows that ask you to move with intent. Deep pile channels held inside a lighter, weighted border.

The same field in a pale oat wool. Parcels of pile read like land seen from above, calm enough to sit under a whole living room.

Fissure, in earth tones. Brown islands of pile held apart by dark channels, a surface that looks lived on from the first day.

Marks carried across the surface like wind over sand. The density stays even, so nothing pulls focus from the room.

Field, in sand. A lighter ground that softens bare floors and lets furniture move around it without losing its place.

Field, in cocoa. Warm, deep parcels with weighted edges, made to settle into a room and soften with years of use.