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The Knots Rugs Textures Collection expands on our range of materials and possibilities, exploring the use of natural, sustainable fibres such as Hemp, Cactus, Nettle, Yak Wool, Lotus Yarn and on.
Explore the works of Nat Maks, an artist and collaborator for the Knots Rugs 'Your Floor Is The Canvas' collection.
As we become more aware of the impact of our actions on the environment, it is crucial that we make changes to help to reduce waste and protect the planet.
A berber rug is a symbol of the Berber people's history and traditions, and owning one is a way to bring a piece of that history into your home.
At Knots Rugs, we are committed finding ways to improve our environmental performance and reduce any negative impact on the environment.
Explore the works of Stefan Heyer, an artist and collaborator for the Knots Rugs 'Your Floor Is The Canvas' collection.
Explore the history of the King Umberto Polonaise rug, owned by the last King of Italy, Umberto Nicola Tommaso Giovanni Maria di Savoia.
Knots Rugs is committed to the improvement of sustainability. We are always looking at ways we can improve our environmental performance and reduce any negative impact on the environment.
Explore the history of the most expensive rug in the world, which sold for over $33 million at a Sotheby's auction in 2013.
Explore the works of Brian Coleman, an artist and collaborator for the Knots Rugs 'Your Floor Is The Canvas' collection.
The following finishing processes work to ensure that the intricacies of the weaving and design are amplified within the final piece.
