A palette of art and restraint

In A Study on Balance, color moves like gesture—emotive, material, alive. Each hue holds its own gravity, adrift, recalling Joan Mitchell’s chromatic scrawls and Lee Krasner’s layered symphonies, where color and sensation mingle.

Designed by Colin King, this collection explores the intersection of Japanese aesthetics and the refined principles of French art, architecture, and craftsmanship. The collection presents timeless designs with the feel of vintage textiles. With these eleven rugs, a groundwork is laid for creative contemplation and luxe comfort.

Rinsed Red sears and soothes in the same breath—visceral yet tempered. It embodies dualities: enlivening and meditative, quieting and electric.

Dusty Cornflower breathes open space into the room; it beckons the outside in. Softened blue like fog glimpsed from a moving train—lingering, waning, luminous. Faded Indigo is a deep, resonant blue that steadies the palette. Like stars scattered across the night sky, it whispers pause in wonder.

Mocha and oat connect us back to Earth: they are what lingers on our hands after tending the garden, the dust kicked up along a dirt road. The anchoring colors of the collection, they form the stage upon which red and blue sing.