Conceived by textile designer Elise Djo-Bourgeois in the early 1930s, Milan represents a marriage of graphic modernism and enduring appeal. The composition hinges upon a sophisticated interplay of interwoven geometric forms that create visual depth and movement across its surface. Hand-tufted entirely from New Zealand wool, the rug possesses both tactile richness and structural integrity, its construction lending weight and presence to any interior it inhabits.
