Wool

The ivory ground is covered by a dense all-over lattice of small stepped diamond and triangular motifs, each formed of a peaked crown resting above a pointed base, repeated in regular diagonal rows. The motifs alternate through brown, dusty rose, pale yellow, and slate blue, with small white or ivory accents marking eye-like dots at their centers. A narrow border of the same stepped diamond pattern in matching colors frames the field on all sides, echoing the interior design at a smaller scale.

An ivory ground is overlaid with a repeating grid of interlocking fret and spiral motifs rendered in tonal beige and tan outlines, each unit rotating slightly to create a subtle sense of rotation across the field. The border is left undefined, allowing the geometric pattern to run edge to edge without a clear framing device.

Swedish Pile Technique

The field is organized into a strict grid of squares, each framed by a plain border line and filled with an angular fretwork motif built from interlocking key-shapes and small stepped crosses. The palette is restrained throughout, a soft sage green set against an undyed ivory ground, with the pattern reversing in tone from square to square. Loose warp fringes finish both ends, left natural and untrimmed.

The field is worked in pale straw and ivory tones, filled with an all-over lattice of scrolling vinework and heart-shaped palmettes, each centered with a small crescent-and-bud motif in muted burgundy, taupe and grey. A narrow ivory band frames the field before giving way to a wider tan border patterned with a repeating cusped, leaf-like medallion outlined in cream.

Flatweave

The field, a warm taupe ground, carries two mirrored medallion clusters formed of large acanthus-like leaves curling around rosettes and palmettes in ivory, soft blue, and rust-brown. A pale sage green band frames the field, filled with alternating floral cartouches and scrolling vinework, and the outer guard stripe is patterned with small crossed motifs on a tan ground. The composition is symmetrical along both axes, with feathered leaf forms sweeping outward from the central rosettes toward the corners.

An ivory ground carries a scrolling arrangement of palmettes, rosettes, and serrated leaf forms rendered in soft gold and pale amber tones, with a pronounced central axis of paired hooked medallions running from top to bottom. The wide border repeats large palmette and vinescroll motifs against the same pale field, framed by a narrow guard stripe of small stylized flowers, all kept in a closely related tonal palette of cream, straw, and light tan.

The field is organized into a grid of squares, each outlined in a pale dashed or dotted line, alternating between tones of soft camel and bleached ivory. There is no border in the conventional sense; the checkerboard pattern runs nearly to the edges, framed only by a narrow plain band before the fringe. Color shifts occur subtly within individual squares, giving the surface a hand-toned, irregular quality rather than a uniform mechanical repeat.

An open ivory field carries slender branching stems rendered in a fine brown line, radiating outward from four points to form mirrored, tree-like clusters that meet and cross at the center top and bottom. Scattered among the branches are small pale ivory tone-on-tone medallions, barely distinguishable from the ground. A plain tan border frames the composition without further ornament.

Content: Polyester

The surface presents a plain, ridged texture formed of horizontal rows in mingled tones of grey, ivory, and soft taupe, with flecks of deeper charcoal breaking up the otherwise even coloration. A detail inset at lower right magnifies the structure, revealing thick, twisted strands aligned in tight, uniform courses. No border, pattern, or motif interrupts the field, which reads as a continuous open expanse of texture.

Content: Polyester

The surface presents an irregular, striated pattern of charcoal and pale grey bands running horizontally, with flecks of ivory interspersed throughout. A detail inset at lower right magnifies the weave, revealing a plain, ribbed structure where dark and light strands alternate across the ground. The selvage edges show a looped, rounded finish along the sides.