What happens when a creative Austrian company asks Afghan weavers to reinterpret a Moroccan nomadic carpet in an idiosyncratic way? The result is the Crazy Floors collection by Oritop: long-pile, unique pieces made of pure new wool, some in very cheerful, colourful shades and with patterns reminiscent of the Moroccan Beni Ouarain.
This Beni-Ouarain-style rug by Inigo Elizalde is handmade in Morocco from 100 % wool. The design studio based in New York City loves to collaborate with specialist retailers to customize designs and sizes to create exclusive collections.
The full-range supplier Otto Golze sees great potential for both online and bricks-and-mortar retailers and supports its customers with a lot of service for both categories: with "talking" pictures, advice and a strong in-house and field crew. After over a year of Corona, the company is doing well. Now Golze is investing heavily in several areas, such as warehouse expansion, on-site product finishing and a new IT system.
Belgian machine weaver Mc Three has fully embraced the shape trend. The product range includes round and oval rugs as well as slightly irregular shapes, flat-woven or with pile.
Genuine Moroccan Berber rugs, directly from stock – Theo Keller has many years of experience in this field. "We are one of the few stockists – if not the only one – that has such a broad range of these pieces," explains Marketing Manager Martin Keller.
In Edelgrund's new collection by interior designer Victoria-Maria Geyer, different coloured yarns in weft and warp produce a lively mottling of tones.
Theo Keller has great delivery capacity. The wholesaler will ship his goods quickly, drawing on a full range of rugs and carpets. That is the core objective behind the wholesaler's major restructuring. With a greatly expanded warehouse, a new, even more professional photo studio and a wide range of services, the Bochum-based company intends to provide optimum support to the retail trade.
South Persian nomadic carpets made of high-quality wool that fit perfectly into modern living situations: This is what the "Gabbeh Man" Homayoun Farhadian has set out to provide to his customers. A correspondingly large selection is stored in the new Hamburg warehouse near the airport: from the classic Gabbeh quality yarn to the Lori Nowbaft and the fine Loribaft Atash (around 250,000 knots).
This friendly bear is part of the children's collection the Belgian machine weaver Mc Three has to offer.
A soft colour gradient that cleverly plays with hand-spun wool and viscose: The PC 164 M033 CV design from the Makalu Edition collection is hand-knotted in Nepal.