Whether it’s Himalayan wool from Tibetan highland sheep, pure silks and others made of bambooand banana, Tencel fabric or even mohair wool from Angora goats, the materials in cc-tapis rugs are handspun by expert Tibetan artisans in Nepal. Industrial machinery, acids,
chemicals or glues are absent from the cc-tapis universe, products of knowledge handed down from generation to generation. THE EXQUISITE objects of the Zanat family prove that even the most elaborate ideas can become a reality. Collaborating with visionary designers, the masters of woodworking at Zanat rule the furniture-making business with techniques rooted in Konjic tradition as recognised by UNESCO on their list of Intangible Cultural Heritages of Humanity.The ability of light to transform a space is a matter of the utmost importance. Bomma is well aware of this power, and to harness it, they rely on a combination of outstanding craftsmanship and contemporary design. From smaller pieces to lantern installations, the handcrafted-sculptural lighting creates unique moods in every space,
becoming centrepieces.

The down-to-earth artisan furniture and lighting designs of Milla & Milli come from Croatian woods sourced from trees over 80 years old, advocating for artists
who work with wood and other natural materials. In keeping with sustainability, the company plants a tree and names it after the customer for every purchase made. The carpets of Armani Casa are known for their symmetry and harmony, often with three-dimensional effects. Unique and hand-knotted, the rugs boast a stunning level of detail achieved using a complex production process.