Past, Present, and Possibility.

 

Lost Language. It’s a conversation across time, where familiar forms are reimagined, refined, and adapted to the moment. Velvety finishes meet crisp angles and carefully constructed ribbed rows. Across four patterns, the collection moves from linear to structured to fluid—until the forms begin to dissolve, like vapor. A study in contrast. A design language that lingers.

 

There’s the cloudy hush of Clear the Air, where movement feels almost meditative, and the geometry of Love Triangle—structured and sun-washed. Rare Form shifts the story with softened forms, shapes that feel drawn by instinct, not ruler. And the herringbone pattern of To the Point presents a tailored, grounded, precision.

 

Two of the styles are offered exclusively in broadloom, signaling a return to material richness—and responsibility: luxurious underfoot, lower embodied carbon and beautifully suited to today’s evolving spaces. Together, these four patterns form a new design language—layered, expressive and attuned to the moment—and in a palette that does the same.

 

To design with an understanding of where we’ve been and a curiosity for what’s next—that’s not just a statement. That’s Lost Language.