Small scale patterns like Rivington are in many ways the perfect application for hand weaving. As knots...

Looking at ancient sculpture can be such a deeply inspiring exercise. The carved and undulating hair of...

Rouen was inspired by vintage work in our Retorra textile archive. The original pattern is of unknown...

The ancient city of Samarkand was a famous stop along the silk road crossing the Central Asian...

This pattern reminds us of the famous Paul Klee quote that “a drawing is simply a line...

Square border uses leather cord to execute the border pattern on the edges of this rug. Weaving...

Science is an unlimited source of inspiration, specifically geological formations and crystallization. There is something fundamental about...

Striae is designed to evoke patina, oxidation and age a pattern without pattern. Our looms weave this...

Sumac in this case is not a reference to the plant but is actually the name of...

Sunda Batik as the name suggests was developed from antique resist-dyed textiles from Indonesia. The pattern is...

Swedish Block recalls 20th Scandinavian weaving by combining knotted pile techniques with a textural, multi-colored flat weave...

The moniker “SWP” stands for silk, wool, sunpat. We blend equal parts of these three fibers together...

Tatami mats from Japan are intricate textile works from bamboo and reeds that serve as simple and...

Animal prints are ubiquitous in a classic interior and Tigris is designed to be a successful area...

This pattern was originally considered as a tapestry but given to an almost Surrealist twist of pattern...

Winston Bracket was inspired by the modernist architecture of the 1950s and ‘60s. The punctuated squares create...

At Retorra we use natural fibers to craft all of our rugs, purposely assuaging the use of...