When CI Financial needed a rug for their reception area, together we decided upon a customized version of Arboreal from our Aerial Collection.

Our client chose the Ichiban design from the Arashi Collection but needed us to customize the rug in method of production (handtufted rather than handknotted); fibre content (from wool and silk to 100% wool); size; and colour.

Texture reigns supreme throughout our three-rug series installed in the presidential suite at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto in January. Exploring various heights of loop and cut pile in a caramel and blue accent palette, a graceful continuity was achieved with each rug design visually flowing into the next.

In a quest for a rug to bring harmony to a reception area, we recommended a custom version of Glow from our Aerial Collection.

What bliss to work with a favourite interior designer; a carefully curated space with impressive art collection; and be given the freedom to play with a colourful palette and daring design.

When Dymon Wine Cellar – a novel concept in communal wine storage – needed a sophisticated rug for the accompanying lounge, we presented a variety of options including a custom version of Orchestra from our XXV Collection.

The owners of this home were so happy to see how the new handknotted rug integrated with their wonderful art and furniture collection when it was installed last month. They had been actively involved in the design creating a truly collaborative process that delighted us.

This prime mix of rich texture and visual interest takes its cues from the gorgeous tones in the surrounding millwork. Replacing a simpler carpet, the client desired dynamic yet timeless

Over the summer we installed – as we have done multiple times before – this refined diamond grid atop a chocolate background fade at the Soho Grand Hotel in New York.  Proof-a-plenty the client adores the design.

When the developers of the new Paine Fields passenger terminal envisaged it a step above other U.S. airports, they hired the New York design studio of Clive Lonstein to manage the interior.

Sandra Ciganic-McKinney is a senior designer at Creative Matters. For a long time she had wanted to create her own 8’ x 12’ rug for the living room of her Toronto home.

As this is National Indigenous History Month, we decided to feature our first collaboration with Métis artist Christi Belcourt.