Peyer-Syntex: Functional and fashionable

New qualities, exciting article and colour worlds as well as familiar articles in new designs and colours characterise the new 2022 collection from Peyer-Syntex. For example, the extremely durable Mira carpets: these very practical carpets, equipped with an additional anti-slip function, are made with an extremely robust fabric on the surface, which is intended to ensure a high level of living comfort both indoors and outdoors. The material is also antibacterial and opens up a fashionable as well as practical alternative for use in numerous living areas such as the kitchen, hallways, balcony or terrace, in mobile homes or caravans, in camping areas or in children's rooms, and even in the bathroom as a bath mat or bathroom rug.

Mira is easy to clean and can be cut to the desired shape. Peyer-Syntex promises fast delivery even for small quantities, as well as direct shipping to the end customer as part of the logistics offer.

Bomat: Handmade, in custom sizes

Bomat offers exclusively handmade carpets and rugs in custom sizes. The Belgians have their own production in India (handloom) and mainly use natural fibres such as wool, linen, hemp and silk.

Artisan Project: Natural wool textures

The inspiration behind Artisan Project‘s Shepherd‘s Rug was Nina Mohammad-Galbert‘s love of the array of natural wool textures and shades. “Rather than contrive a pattern, I wanted the wool to create the story in the carpet,” says the creative director of the company, which is located in Fez, Morocco, and also offers bespoke collections. The rugs are handmade by women‘s weaving cooperatives.

Reuber Henning: hand-woven carpets in „painterly“ colours

Twill – that is the name of the new, slightly mottled hand-woven carpet collection by Reuber Henning. It was inspired by the Italian still life painter Giorgio Morandi, who worked exclusively with a few subtle shades of colour such as pastel orange, coral, ochre and brown tones to create a harmonious, yet unusual atmosphere.

Theo Keller: Beni Ouarain – subtle, colourful and unique

The Moroccan Beni Ouarain has many faces, and Theo Keller shows several of them in its product range. The classic version is beige, with a characteristic diamond pattern, and hand-knotted from pure new wool. Another version has the same design, is made from the same material, but is much more eye-catching with its deep berry or purple colouring.

Mc Three: Natural tones and delicate patterns

Muted natural tones and delicate patterns characterise the current collections of the Belgian weaver Mc Three. The slightly irregular graphic-organic Beni Ouarain designs go well with this colour scheme.

Leolux: One rug, three sections

„Shapes“ – but different: The rugs in Leolux's „Frame“ collection (design: Studio Truly Truly) consist of three sections, each with its own structure: The outer section is low-pile, the optical "window" has a high pile, the frame consists of fringes. 96% wool, 4% viscose.

Creation Roesner: Berber rugs, untreated or colourful

Creation Roesner has been importing authentic Moroccan rugs for decades. The German importer has thus made the appropriate contacts to offer a high-quality range that comprises Berber rugs made from untreated white wool (plain-coloured) and high-pile, cosy Beni Ouarain with a classic diamond design.

Inigo Elizalde Rugs: Expressive floral rugs

The expressive floral rugs created by Inigo Elizalde Rugs (New York City) are hand-woven in the Philippines, with 100 % abacá fibres. This plant species is native to East Asia and belongs to the banana family.

MB Manfred Barfuss: Handmade from untreated virgin wool

If you like it simple and sustainable, a Berber-look rug might be the perfect carpet for you: The haptics and design of the hand-knotted, cuddly carpets from Moroccan traditions are a real evergreen.