Brintons collaborated with Stacy Garcia on the Materialize collection of axminster carpets. From large-scale floral bursts to muted marbled paper, the textured and tactile compositions dissect several materials, including wood, wool, paper, and paint.

Designed by Francesc Rifé for NOW Carpets, the handtufted KO rugs include five canvases that employ bamboo silk and a range of colors from pastel tones to darker, moodier shades.

For the guestrooms at the Four Seasons Hotel Austin, Chicago firm Whitespace Interiors and Innovative Carpets partnered on a custom rug that evokes nature in deep blue and gray hues.

Tai Ping’s handknotted Flourish collection is adorned with vibrant colors that make up the line’s 10 designs, each with their own specific color story that explores the sensuality of flowers through Tibetan wool and Chinese silk.

Inspired by unfinished and raw materials used for industrial printing techniques, Tarkett’s Offset and Balance collection by Suzanne Tick creates the illusion of a fuller texture with seven variations in both warm and cool neutrals and a deep navy blue. A modular tile format is also available.

Patcraft’s newest modular collection, Urban Relief, balances a mix of texture and scale with subtle patterns emblematic of organic and synthetic elements of city life. To further the effect, the 10 colorways are inspired by the history and contrast of a city landscape.

Egyptian from Armadillo & Co. features a range of richly hued rugs crafted by artisans with handknotted, abrash-dyed jute. As with all of the company’s products, the line is sustainably made with natural fibers.

Patricia Urquiola reinvents what can be done with felt for GAN’s Nuances collection, which comprises three rug patterns and a pouf. Recycling discarded fibers, different colors and densities of wool were merged to achieve a stone-like appearance.