Gan Rugs

Mirage is an atypical rug, not only because of its irregular shape, but because it generates a special effect both on whoever sees it and on the space it occupies. The alternation of tones and the different orientation of the gradients generates an attractive optical effect, made with New Zealand wool. Mirage does not cause indifference.

Mirage is an atypical rug, not only because of its irregular shape, but because it generates a special effect both on whoever sees it and on the space it occupies. The alternation of tones and the different orientation of the gradients generates an attractive optical effect, made with New Zealand wool. Mirage does not cause indifference.

Patricia Urquiola challenges our perception again with ROUND MIRAGE, which continues the exploration begun with the iconic Mirage series. These hand-knotted New Zealand wool rugs are inspired by the geometry and movement of Op Art, proposing an atypical contour arising from the superposition of the square and the circle.

Paysages, by Sebastien Cordoleani, is inspired by the horizon where the sea meets a golden sun. This rug features bright striped colors, imitating a bright turquoise sea and a midday sun. It is made completely by hand on a vertical loom and hand-knotted by expert artisans.

Degrade is Patricia Urquiola's latest contribution to GAN's hand-knotted rug collection. Sober and elegant, they play with colors and their intermediate tones with the mastery that characterizes the designer and manage to enhance, with subtlety and quality, any interior design project.

A new and complex hand-loom technique, developed expressly for this collection, allows you to combine yarns of different thicknesses and materials, weaving the two REVERSIBLE finishes at the same time: 100% virgin wool, on the one hand, and linen on the other. While the wool used to make REVERSIBLE offers extra texture and warmth, linen “breathes” and feels light and cool underfoot when temperatures rise. A great idea that allows your space to adapt to the seasons smoothly and comfortably, with complete naturalness.

An ethereal, light and elegant creation, like a shower of petals under the cherry blossoms of the land of the rising sun. JAPAN captures the delicacy of Japanese springs in a rug that evokes the parks of Kyoto at the beginning of April.

Conceived by the creative team at GAN, COBBLE recreates the universal paving stone in a gray scale that reminds us of natural stone, concrete or granite. Thanks to the properties of wool and the profusion of details that hand-knotting allows, this dense and warm rug forms a dense grid that seems to gain volume. Versatile, resistant and durable, it is perfect for spaces subjected to intense and prolonged use.

ZOE is the first collaboration between Daria Zinovatnaya and GAN. The collection is made up of two rugs of great visual strength that express the importance of shape and color for their creator and tell us about their references: Russian suprematism and the Bauhaus. KUBB is one of the two rugs that make up the collection. It is made by laborious hand-knotting or hand-knotting, which allows for a great profusion of details and a fluffy, warm finish.

This collaboration with Samuel Wilkinson follows a pattern of crosses that seem to subtly vibrate. The notion of Echo resonates in every centimeter, generating interesting plays of light and an effect of depth. ECHO, available in three colors –Green, Red and Grey– and three different sizes, is made of hand-knotted wool.

The SUNSET rug, hand-knotted in virgin wool, transfers the study of light and its materiality carried out by Alejandra Gandía-Blasco to a design object. With SUNSET, the interdisciplinary creative takes another step in her exploration of making the intangible tangible, beginning with a photographic series in which she portrays sunrises or sunsets as abstract elements that allow light and color to be explored.