Playing with Tradition by Richard Hutten is an homage to the legacy and tradition of crafting hand-knotted rugs while bringing a contemporary twist to the design in order to make them a part of future trends too. The Blue Box rug showcases 3 dimensional block motifs on the traditional rug, all crafted in shades of blue. This style takes inspiration from the Dutch Delft Blue pottery, blending Holland and India, east and west. Perfect to add serene hues to your interiors, this hand-knotted rug is a definite conversation piece.

Continuing the theme of bringing alive a contemporary style with a twist on traditional rugs is the Perspective Rug from Playing with Tradition collection of hand-knotted carpets by Richard Hutten. Handcrafted with a subtle colour palette, the rug promises to always draw your eyes to the centre no matter which direction you look at the rug. Offering a fresh “perspective” the designer rug is a fine addition to any interior set up transcending effortlessly from traditional to modern spaces.

Portraying a strong bond and going beyond his creativity, Hutten experiments with the prevalence of AI in today’s world. With the help of the latter, the designer chose two traditional rugs randomly which were cut in half and stitched together with a big needle, binding two contrasting rugs together. Adding a playful touch while crafting a unique piece, Hutten brings this rug which can be an ideal wall art too.

Portraying a strong bond and going beyond his creativity, Hutten experiments with the prevalence of AI in today’s world. With the help of the latter, the designer chose two traditional rugs randomly which were cut in half and stitched together with a big needle, binding two contrasting rugs together. Adding a playful touch while crafting a unique piece, Hutten brings this rug which can be an ideal wall art too.

Inspired by the slapstick humour of silent film icons like Laurel and Hardy and Charlie Chaplin, whose famous banana peel gags remain timeless, the inclusion of bananas on top of a traditional rug adds a touch of whimsy. The vibrant traditional rug contrasted with the vibrant playful motifs of bananas aligns with designer Richard Hutten’s vision of playing with tradition just like his collection states. The hand-knotted rug will make for a beautiful yet conversational piece even as a wall art.

Richard Hutten’s Playing with Tradition is an homage to traditional rugs and the legacy of craftsmanship while making every piece in the collection a playful revitalisation of the traditional rugs in order to keep them relevant for today’s and future generations. This rug showcases traditional all-over patterns describing the beautiful intricacy of craftsmanship while dominating the rug’s design are geometrical colourful square motifs that together make the piece a symbiosis, combining traditional and modern motifs. In an attempt to give a twist to the traditional artistry, the designer creates masterpieces that are sure to pique your interest.

As a part of Hutten’s collection of Playing with Tradition, Confetti 1 is born from a perspective to handcraft a rug that is an homage to the traditional rug while making it an art-work that is a reminder of joy and celebration. Colourful confetti when thrown over a traditional rug reminded the designer of the vibrant Holi festival of India, making this hand-knotted rug a symbol of optimism and happiness, making everyday a party. Blending two worlds, the rug features an all-over pattern showcasing traditional motifs like floral, vines, etc. reminding you of the beauty of the craftsmanship that is a 2,500 year old legacy.

As a part of Hutten’s collection of Playing with Tradition, Confetti 2 is born from a perspective to handcraft a rug that is an homage to the traditional rug while making it an art-work that is a reminder of joy and celebration. Colourful confetti when thrown over a traditional rug reminded the designer of the vibrant Holi festival of India, making this hand-knotted rug a symbol of optimism and happiness, making everyday a party. Blending two worlds, the rug features an all-over pattern showcasing traditional motifs like floral, vines, etc. reminding you of the beauty of the craftsmanship that is a 2,500 year old legacy.