Our collection of rugs
The source of inspiration for our hand-knotted rugs is the body of art created by the Belgian painter Charlotte Culot or French painter Ludovic Philippon. Each rug is crafted from silk, wool, linen and hemp, taking inspiration from the artist's pieces of art. By transforming these pieces into limited rugs, we create a new form of beauty that is both resilient and enduring, just like the piece that inspired it.
Rhizomes 1 colourful
Rhizomes 1 white
Rhizomes 2 white
Rhizomes 3 black & white
Rhizomes 3 white & grey
Rhizomes 4 yellow
Rhizomes 4 colourful
Rhizomes 5 colourful
Rhizomes 6 Pomme dor
Rhizomes 7 Tierra
Milky Way blue
Milky Way white
Runner Cobble Stone tabac
Runner Cobble Stone black
Runner Cobble Stone white
Blue Breath
Our Artists
Charlotte Culot
Charlotte Culot is a painter with a history of exhibitions spanning Europe and the United States since 1990. Growing up in an artistic family in Belgium, creativity has always been a part of her life.
In 2018, Charlotte ventured into a unique art form by turning her paintings into rugs. This approach led to the founding of Maison Rhizomes in 2022, where she now leads the creative direction.
Charlotte's vision for Maison Rhizomes is clear - to bring together a community of artists who share a passion for creating beauty through their art.
Discover her work here.
Ludovic Philippon
Ludovic Philippon is a painter from Rochefort sur Mer. After studying architecture and philosophy in Montpellier, he is now devoting most of this time to painting.
His studio, located in the north of Montpellier, at the door of the Cévennes, offers him all the quietness necessary for his work.
Ludovic is the first artist to join our crew since Charlotte embarked on the journey of transforming her paintings into rugs.
Discover his work here.
Behind every rug there is an unique story.
“A hand-knotted rug is the result of a technique passed down for centuries, and the knowledge of weavers is transmitted from generation to generation. The quality of the materials used and the knotting technique give it excellent durability. The encounter between centuries-old craftsmanship and contemporary creation makes these rugs unique.”
Learn more about the elaborate manufacturing process in an interview with our colourist.