The Elsa rug is the essence of this collection, which leaves out color to emphasize the jute textures, and in this case, its round shape.

This is the same approach taken by artist Elsa Peretti, who condenses shapes to the maximum extent possible to reveal absolute harmony.

The Barbara rug blends fresh, contemporary colors. It also combines distinctively shaped triangles and knots, creating material contrasts similar to the work of sculptor Barbara Hepworth.

The Diego rug is a rug with colorful lines, which remind Rohner of Mexico due to its combinations of pink, red, and blue.

The Elsa rug is the essence of this collection, which leaves out color to emphasize the jute textures. This is the same approach taken by artist Elsa Peretti, who condenses shapes to the maximum extent possible to reveal absolute harmony.

The round rugs are named after two female architects and designers, Gae Aulenti and Lina Bo Bardi.

Loom-woven, they are made of jute and wool to create an organic pattern.

The Kelly rug is inspired by this great American artist: indigo blue, tobacco color and a touch of pink in one corner.

The round rugs are named after two female architects and designers, Gae Aulenti and Lina Bo Bardi.

Woven on a loom, made of jute and wool to create an organic design.

The Pablo rug uses shades of blue sweetly combined with green and natural jute colors. The blue is reminiscent of the tones of Picasso's Blue Period.

The Susan rug combines the boldness of the writer who plays with color and the optical effect of green tones.