Sitap is an Italian brand that has spent almost seventy years transforming rugs from functional objects into high-fashion statements. Its story began in 1955, when Mario Bosoni was the first to recognise the potential of natural sisal fibre as a material for rug making.

It’s no coincidence that the brand calls itself “Couture Italia”: each rug is designed like a piece of haute couture, with every collection reflecting current trends season after season and drawing inspiration from fashion and art. That’s why Sitap offers two signature lines: Pret à Porter, with contemporary, versatile designs for everyday interiors, and Alta Moda, a showcase for bold, artistic designs where luxury meets an avant-garde aesthetic. For those looking for something truly exceptional, the brand also creates limited editions: rare collector’s pieces that combine exceptional craftsmanship with artistic expression.

Sitap works with New Zealand wool, bamboo silk, and high-performance viscose—materials selected for their durability and tactile qualities. Some collections are made by hand, others using industrial machinery, but the brand oversees quality at every stage.
Sitap’s standing on the international design scene is reflected in its regular presence at Salone del Mobile in Milan and Maison&Objet in Paris. Its showroom, spanning more than 1,000 m², is the largest in Europe. Sitap rugs feature in projects across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and the Middle East. Regular trips to India, Türkiye, Morocco, and Tibet allow the brand to source the finest natural fibres and artisanal techniques.

Mohebban Milano bridges ancient Persian culture and contemporary Milanese design, bringing together centuries-old hand-knotting techniques and 21st-century aesthetics. With roots in Iran, the Mohebban family has been creating rugs in Milan for more than half a century. Each one becomes the spiritual heart of an interior - a piece that gives a space both physical definition and meaning.

Mohebban Milano stands out for its authentic handcraft and impeccable contemporary design. Every rug is handwoven on traditional looms in Turkey, India, and Pakistan - regions where the art of rug making remains deeply connected to the fibre, the knot, and the technique. With a density of over 200,000 knots per square metre, the rugs achieve exceptional detail, rich colour, and lasting durability. Materials are chosen with equal care: Himalayan wool for its strength and softness; silk and bamboo silk for their lustre and depth; linen and cotton for textural contrast.
Each Mohebban Milano collection is its own world. Untitled translates Eric Bloom’s paintings into rugs with more than 200,000 knots, woven from bamboo silk, linen, and wool. Oceano, by Studio Zero, is hand-tufted from 100% wool, capturing the endless movement of waves and ocean currents. The collection received the Archiproducts Design Award 2023. Atlas is a sculptural series exploring abstract forms and enveloping textures. Halo, by Kot Architects, is a meditative line, while Terrazze, by Elena Caponi, brings Milan’s urban neighbourhoods - their colours and rhythms - into the rug.

The brand’s projects include private apartments in Milan’s historic centre, villas in Riyadh, Biblos Hotels & Resort in Turkey, and Vila Vita Parc Resort & Spa in Portugal. Since 2023, the brand’s art direction has been led by Studio Zero, a multidisciplinary studio based in Como and founded by Anna Seminara and Maria Francesca Cicirelli.

Rug’Society is a Portuguese brand with an ambitious vision: to transform the rug from an interior accessory into a work of art in its own right. Its philosophy is boldly eclectic. The brand creates emotion and uses it to set new trends rather than follow them.

Rug’Society aims to revive classic and iconic art forms, reimagining them for contemporary design that feels at home in interiors today and in the future. Its rugs are made from natural wool and botanical silk, as well as recycled nylon and copper Lurex threads for a metallic effect. Techniques include hand tufting, hand quilting, carving, and loop pile. The brand also places particular emphasis on unconventional shapes: its 2024 collection introduced seamless, irregularly shaped rugs, while signature designs include Panther, shaped like a panther, and Disruption, made from 100% botanical silk.

In 2020, Rug’Society was among a select group of brands chosen to furnish the official residence of Portugal’s prime minister, Palácio de Belém, as part of a partnership with MUDE: Design em São Bento. The Antelope rug was selected for the project. The brand also regularly exhibits at Salone del Mobile in Milan, where it presented the Taupe and Foil rugs in 2025, and continues to expand its international presence.

Nordic Knots is a Scandinavian rug and home textiles brand built around a simple yet powerful idea: a rug is the “fourth wall,” setting the tone for the entire space. Founded by Lisa Berglund Lasserau, her husband Fabian Berglund, and his brother Felix, the brand has grown in ten years from a small start-up into a company with a global audience and an estimated valuation of €1.9 billion. Nordic Knots believes in considered design that outlasts seasons and trends.

Nordic Knots brings together accessible luxury and uncompromising ethics. The brand works exclusively with carefully selected materials, including New Zealand wool and natural jute, chosen for their beauty, durability, and integrity.

Its collections and collaborations express a distinctive design language. Nordic Knots works with leading designers such as Giancarlo Valle, Fabrizio Casiraghi, Michelle R. Smith, Campbell-Rey, and Studio Mellone. Each collaboration introduces new forms and colors, from architectural geometry to painterly abstractions inspired by Brazilian modernism or Scandinavian landscapes.

Choosing Nordic Knots means bringing home a piece of Scandinavian textile art: handcrafted, backed by ethical certifications, and made to become the focal point of an interior where beauty, comfort, and responsibility come together.