Telluride

Telluride is built on line. Geometric structures depend on proportion and repetition, knotted by a hand working with measure before material. Angles meet at the correct point or the pattern fails, so the discipline is exact. Pastel tones sit at a register that lets form lead, present enough to make the geometry readable, restrained enough not to compete with it. The pile is soft and close, allowing line to read without distortion. Telluride suits rooms with clear architectural structure, strong verticals and horizontals, furniture with visible form. It brings geometric intelligence to a floor without overwhelming the space, working with the architecture rather than against it.