The series continues with five new bestsellers
In part 2 of our Bestsellers Worldwide series, Lucy Upward looks at another selection of five bestsellers.
A recent bestseller from 2024, the Irupe rug by Cabinet Óseo for El Espartano is from the Reinos collection. With a strong three-dimensional character like its namesake plant, the design is tufted in cut pile and bouclé textures in 100% wool.
Perth-based Australian artist and art-therapist Dena Lawrence makes intensely coloured rugs. One happy customer describes her popular Peace rug as ‘an explosion of colours, hues of pinks, blues, greens and other more subtle shades’.
The Shoreline design by Tsar Carpets has garnered a great deal of attention for its ability to create a serene and natural ambience in interiors. Created by Tsar designer Ross Cleland, it was designed to be custom coloured.
A tribute to ancient Egypt’s heritage, the Wings rug by Shosha Kamal for Kahhal Looms is from the hand-knotted Weaving Eternity collection. The design turns ancient symbols into a modern tapestry of colour and meaning.
The 100% wool Balustrade design (right) is Beni Rugs’ bestseller from the last quarter, from the latest Chalet collection, while the brand’s bestseller overall is Konya from the Archival collection
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