A floor piece read like a nocturne: deep indigo, soot black, and a thin line of antique gold holding it all together. It doesn't shout. It absorbs the room.

Design Story

The centre panel carries a moonlit Gothic cathedral, spires stacked in layered depth, a pale full moon anchoring the upper field and a small warm glow burning low in the courtyard. That single point of light is the focal structure \Uffffffff everything else recedes into tonal blue-grey. Around it, a gilded scrollwork border frames the scene with circular medallions: ravens in profile, an open book, a heraldic crest. The palette stays restrained, near-monochrome, so the gold reads as line rather than mass. Negative space in the sky keeps the composition from collapsing under detail.

Room & Styling

As a rug, the centred composition wants breathing room \Uffffffff a coffee table floating over the moon field, or seating pulled back so the border stays unbroken. The heavy border does the visual work at standing distance; the cathedral detail rewards you up close. Scale it as the room anchor, not an accent, and let dark timber floors carry the edge relationship.

Size & Dimensions

Available sizes and recommended use:

• ? Compact: 37" \Uffffffff52" \Uffffffff 1 person
• ? Throw: 50" \Uffffffff60" \Uffffffff 1 person comfortably
• ? Picnic: 60" \Uffffffff80" \Uffffffff 2 people
• ? Large Picnic: 80" \Uffffffff80" \Uffffffff 3\Uffffffff4 people
• ? Family: 80" \Uffffffff100" \Uffffffff 4\Uffffffff5 people
• ? Family XL: 96" \Uffffffff120" \Uffffffff approximately 6\Uffffffff8 people
• ? Oversized Family: 108" \Uffffffff120" \Uffffffff 6\Uffffffff8 people comfortably, with extra room for food

Please choose the size that best fits your room and intended use.

Quiet, atmospheric, and unmistakably deliberate underfoot.