Designers Collections

Loloey weaves its story with that of extraordinary talents from the worlds of design, architecture, and fashion. Each collaboration is a creative journey, a dialogue that inspires new perspectives and challenges our artisans to reimagine aesthetics, materials, and techniques. It is in this fusion of artistic vision and craftsmanship that creations capable of evoking deep emotions come to life, keeping Loloey at the forefront of design and innovation.

Karim Rashid

Karim Rashid’s carpet collection draws from the realms of technology, architecture, and design, crafting pieces that embody his distinctive vision of the world. Patterns emerge as fleeting digital illusions or bold architectural forms, their shadows

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kirk nix

A fusion of Kirk Nix’s distinctive style and refined textile craftsmanship defines this luxury rug collection. The designs blend modern aesthetics with timeless artistry, where bold colors and graphic patterns interplay in silk’s luminous sheen.

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matteo thun

Loloey has transformed architect and designer Matteo Thun’s personal watercolors into a vibrant rug collection for residential and hospitality spaces. Herbs, watermelons, berries, and agave take center stage in these joyful designs, where nature-inspired patterns

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sybille de margerie

Sybille de Margerie’s capsule collection is a travel journal brought to life. Landscapes inspired by mineral and botanical elements create the canvas for Sybille’s memories of exploration. Each design evokes a feeling rather than a

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daniel libeskind

Created by Daniel Libeskind for Loloey, this limited-edition rug collection draws inspiration from architecture and fractal geometry. Each unique piece features vibrant geometric patterns, blending aesthetic appeal with functionality. Handcrafted in pure bamboo silk using

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alex woogmaster

The Sketchbook Collection by American designer Alex Woogmaster draws inspiration from his time in Italy. Each rug reflects elements of a fantasy palazzo, interpreted through Woogmaster’s sketchbook. With colors influenced by Michelangelo and Bernini’s drawings,

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