The Mica collection is a study in restraint. Twelve hand-knotted rugs explore a single family of nude and mineral tones, from pale Marble and Bone through Sand, Clay and Sienna to the depth of Cocoa, Umber and Sable. Nothing shouts. Each piece is built to be read by touch before sight, a matte, second-skin surface that settles a room rather than decorating it.
Texture does the work that pattern usually does. Fine vertical rib channels run through the field like the grain of seamless knitwear, and small shifts in pile height give the surface a gentle, sculpted compression. Gradients move slowly across the wool. Soft panels replace hard graphics. The effect is quiet and physical, a floor that feels engineered and organic at once.
Every rug is hand-knotted in Kathmandu from premium New Zealand wool, with silk reserved for faint moments of tonal luminosity inside the matte composition. Knot densities range from 80 to 200 knots per square inch, and each piece carries thousands of hours of work. Mica is luxury reduced to its essentials: tone, touch and time.
The Collection
Bare Form
Like a second skin layer, this design explores the quiet strength of fine tonal definition. The composition is structured by precise ribs and channels that define its entire surface, creating a rhythmic pattern that gently sculpts the eye.
Second Skin
Imagine stepping onto the finest, tonal gradient where the boundaries between light and form are quietly defined. The composition of this handwoven piece relies on a subtle, rippling rhythm achieved through rows of varied neutral tones, shifting almost imperceptibly.
Quiet Rib
Imagine the rhythmic, fine ribs of a well-worn second skin. They are translated here into a low pile that sculpts and defines the floor, creating an elegant, quietly tonal field.
Sculpt Sand
Imagine the silent topography of wind-carved desert dunes. This composition translates that organic, rolling movement into a quiet, layered pattern of overlapping tonal planes.
Tonal Drift
Imagine the gradual shift from dawn to twilight captured in a single textile: this handwoven piece is an exercise in restrained complexity. Woven from a blend of raw handcarded wool and a significant proportion of fine silk, it features a smooth, low-profile surface punctuated by extremely fine, horizontal ribbing that creates a quiet texture.
Nude Rib
Imagine the rhythmic texture of a finely sculpted knit, translated into a floor covering of quiet strength and unparalleled softness. This piece explores the subtle shifts of the natural nude spectrum, offering a monochromatic landscape of tonal depth.
Linear Silk
Imagine the finest ribbing rendered in a soft, low pile. This rug's surface is composed of countless precise, vertical lines of worsted wool, creating a subtly shimmering texture across a deeply matte ground.
Amber Contour
Imagine the feeling of sinking your hands into a warm, deeply textured landscape. Amber Contour evokes that precise moment of tactile release.
Woven Ground
Imagine the subtle rhythm of fine-gauge knitwear translated onto a loom. Woven Ground captures this quiet structure with alternating bands of tight ribbing and plush cut pile.
Mineral Flesh
Imagine the cool touch of damp clay against the skin. This composition captures that precise, grounding sensation, where a central channel of densely knotted silk is bordered by expansive fields of textured wool, both sharing a quiet, sun-baked sandstone hue.
Raw Form
Imagine the calming rhythm of fine ribbing, but simplified, scaled back to a singular, wide plane. This composition is an understated study of texture and material, focusing the eye on the inherent beauty of the blend itself.
Knit Structure
Defined by the rhythmic pull and release of its surface texture, this piece mirrors the structured comfort of a dense knit garment. The design is not a flat plane but a complex grid of fine, high-low vertical ribs, offering a textural variance that catches natural light and creates shifting shadows across the neutral canvas.
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