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Garden of Eden
From
$6,216
$2,788 per m²
$259 per SQ FT
From
$6,216
(Excluding taxes)
A one-to-one personal service with our in-house design team, who are on hand to help find the best rug for your space.
- Home Approval Service
- Style or sizing advice
- Custom and bespoke rugs
- How to care for your rug
Garden of Eden layers highly detailed blooms, handknotted in a palette of soft blue and crisp white wool and silk yarns. The flowers are set against a black and white floral background, lending it a three-dimensional quality and referencing the ‘paint by numbers’ art, which inspired it.
Price Band: 13
Craftsmanship: Handknotted Tibetan wool and silk
Knot count: 150 knot
Technique: cut pile
Delivery
Returns
Payment
Shipping to the US, Caribbean and South American addresses are made by UPS and will require a signature upon of delivery. We endeavour to make them within 3-5 working days (Monday to Friday) for items in stock. Shipping charges are calculated by volumetric weight and are shown at the time of order. Please note that delivery during the Holidays will be processed within 7-10 days.
We want you to be delighted with your purchase, so if you are not completely happy, you may return it to us within 21 days of receipt for a full refund or exchange - provided that the item is returned complete and in original condition. Please note shipping charges are non-refundable. We cover return shipping cost for full priced items. Return shipping charges on Archived rugs are client's responsibility.
We accept Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Visa Debit and Maestro. All payments are made securely online and your credit card details will not be saved.
Designed by
Mary Katrantzou is a Greek fashion designer based in London. She grew up in Athens with her mother, an interior designer, and her father, a textile engineer and studied Architecture at RISD, before switching to textile design at Central Saint Martins in London. Dubbed “The Queen of Print”, Katrantzou changed the face of 21st century fashion, inspiring high fashion and high street designers alike with her fearless and playful approach to design. Last year Katrantzou celebrated 10 years since launching her label and has expanded the complexity of her textile beyond print, translating her visuals to knit, digital craftsmanship, and now rugs.
