Paulig: Hand-woven carpets in the Bauhaus style

Salsa is a very versatile Latin American dance. The hand-woven Salsa collection by Paulig is many-faceted as well, with its broad range of colours and textures. Made of pure new wool, it is dedicated to those who love a modern and natural lifestyle.

Mc Three: Soft fantasy patterns with recycled fibres

More than a quarter of the fibres used for the new Mc Three quality Reflexion come from plastic waste, or more precisely, from recycled polypropylene. Among other things, yarn remnants from the company's own stocks were processed here. This collection is also produced in Belgium with energy from sustainable sources.

Makalu Design / Paulig Carpets: Delicate play of colours with silken accents

In the Makalu Domus collection, Makalu presents a soft play of colours with delicate silken accents, including a design with feathers blending into each other. In another design, the graphic Art-Deco-style border with its delicate silk sheen effectively builds tension with the lively colourfulness of the background. The special dyeing technique using vegetable dyes (abbreviated VEG) creates a beautiful abrash that can be recreated at any time, based on the 325 colours of the Makalu Design colour system. Carpets in this collection have a knotting density of 80 knots per square inch (approx. 124,000 knots per m2).

Reinkemeier-Rietberg: Pure jute, hand-woven

You can't get more natural than this: the Mamda carpet by Reinkemeier-Rietberg is hand-woven from pure, untreated jute fibre and thus displays the typical silky golden sheen of the fully biodegradable fibres. The plants from which they are obtained belong to the mallow family and thrive in an ever-humid, tropical climate. "Sustainability is not a trend, but the only way to shape the future," says Marketing Manager Jürgen Hemsel.

Amini: Soft recycled-yarn collection for indoors and outdoors

Amini's current indoor-outdoor collection Le Fil Vert ("the green thread") uses a newly developed, sustainable yarn It is made from 100% old PET bottles, is soft, water resistant and can be recycled again and again. The designer Carlotta Fortuna created ten geometric and abstract carpets that look just as good on the terrace as in the living room.

Peyer-Syntex: Indoor-outdoor carpets, homely and robust

Peyer-Syntex's new carpet collection is "full of emotions and exciting colour themes" – and, as usual, available from stock.

With its new Rayon quality, the Hessian supplier introduces a new series to extend the upper end of its product range. The thick machine-woven carpet is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and features a vivid high-low pattern; the light-coloured yarn has a natural look.

Otto Golze: Schöner Wohnen and Astra now also in custom sizes

In order to have the best effect in a room, a rug or carpet needs to be exactly the right size. These measurements, however, do not always correspond with one of the standard sizes available from stock. For this reason Otto Golze now introduces custom-sizeable qualities to the Schöner Wohnen and Astra collections: monochrome rugs and rugs with designs, some with all-over patterns, some with a vintage look.

Dandelion: A pattern inspired by ritual garments

With its kinetic pattern, Dandelion's D-Rug has been inspired by ritual tribal garments from the past. Lithuanian designer Brigita Krasauskaite created the design for the Dandelion rug company based in Manhattan, New York. The rug is handknotted in Afghanistan from Ghazni wool. Custom sizes are also available.

Mc Three: Flatweaves with wool, sustainably produced

With the Pure flatweave collection, the Belgian weaver Mc Three follows the principle "less is more" and achieves great effects with few means: Pure's colour palette consists of exactly two natural shades (beige and grey), and its designs know to impress through clever subtleness, using different weaving techniques to imitate the surface structures of wood, sand, grain fields or tiled floors. The woolly feel of the rugs is due to the fact that the yarn actually contains new wool.

Lenzing: Recycling 2.0 with Refibra technology

Carpet manufacturers have been using Tencel branded lyocell fibres by Lenzing for several years now. These cellulose fibres are obtained from the renewable raw material wood in an environmentally responsible process. Materials made of 100% Tencel fibres are completely biodegradable and can therefore be returned to nature – a closed loop.