Branches - this time in light tones - Fort Street Studio offers us along with the Twig model. Available in Light (current) and two other versions, also available in our store, it shows that botanical

Refreshing orange shade in the Twig model complements the designers' concept intriguingly. The botanical motif in such an energetic color does not soothe but encourages work, exercise, and movement. T

On the Edge model in Chalk version, you can observe an translucency effect – the colors flow through each other, saturating one another, as if both become transparent when in contact. The silk used

Fort Street Studio, when creating the Edge and Edge II models, aimed to design a pattern that would produce a translucent effect – interpenetrating colors gently fade into each other, occupying comf

Handwoven from natural fibers, the Field model is sure to appeal to those who favor bold colors. The Dark Navy version will create a splash of color in any interior, serving as a contrast to light spa

The Field model incorporates weaving techniques known from Persia, the region corresponding to present-day Iran. The product is made with a weaving density of 120 knots, 100% natural fibers. The main

Fort Street Studio designers draw inspiration very willingly from nature or events they have experienced. This is also the case with the Moss model, which is designed to resemble moss in its texture.

Model Moss in the Silver colorway is another attempt to evoke the texture, appearance, and softness of moss. The rug is hand-woven and dyed, with a weaving density of 120 knots. The main strengths of

Model Karl creates an optical illusion that intrigues. It is a type of rug that you can gaze at for hours, following the network of lines and geometric figures with your eyes. Made entirely from wild

Model Karl is made from wild silk from Dandong with a weave density of 120 knots, 15 threads per knot. Its pattern references Scandinavian geometric designs commonly found on local rugs. Not only will

Model Lace, as the name suggests, is inspired by 19th-century lace patterns. The beautiful, geometric pattern will appeal to any lover of order and repetition. It is made from wild silk from Dandong w

The geometric pattern in the Lace model will bring joy to all lovers of perfect symmetry. There is no room here for imperfections or lack of precision. As the name suggests, this model’s pattern is

This model features Indonesian dyeing techniques called ikat, but the entire pattern is inspired by the bark of trees growing on one of the Philippine islands. Silk from Dandong was used to weave the

Model Walton is designed to combine modernity and tradition — oriental patterns with contemporary design. It balances the weight of traditional motifs with the lightness of modern projects. Its weav

The pattern of this model was created to combine design inspired by the Orient with the needs of modern aesthetics. It was intended to balance the heaviness of traditional patterns with the lightness

The pattern on the Walton model was created to combine traditional design inspired by the Orient with the lightness characteristic of modern design. Handwoven and dyed with a density of 120 knots, 15

The well-known motif of diamonds touching each other in this model is presented in a completely new way. It is rather a chaotic collection of geometric figures, not perfectly uniform, painted as if by

The Broadband model is made from 100% wild silk from Dandong, woven at a density of 120 knots, 15 threads per knot. Its name refers to the pattern – vertical, wide lines running throughout its lengt

As the name suggests, the Broadband model features lines that run vertically along the entire length of the rug. These are not parallel lines, they do not have equal widths, and they do not run along

The design for this model was created by the founders of Fort Street Studio – Janis Provizor and Brad Davis. Snowflakes, which piercing through the fog, formed snowdrifts resembling cotton tufts, ha

Leaves Model is yet another proof that Fort Street Studio creators enjoy drawing inspiration from their surroundings, whether it’s a memory of diving in the Caribbean, a morning in the Philippines,

A Chinese oolong tea cup was this time the inspiration for the creators of the Leaves model. Made entirely from wool, with a weaving density of 120 knots, it is an interesting example of design drawin

The Plum model comes from the Painterly & Watercolor collection and depicts branches adorned with small flowers. Woven with 15 threads per knot at a density of 120 knots. The Fort Street Studio brand

Model Ring is part of the Painterly & Watercolor collection. Its pattern features a red ring contrasting with the background, which has no strict boundary. The motif references zen philosophy. The