SEASON OF GRANDEUR

Like a beauty ritual reimagined for interiors, the Grand palette introduces a luminous harmony of color for Spring 2026 — expressed through luxurious, plush wool rugs. The pendulum swings from muted minimalism toward something richer. Pigments deepen, neutrals heat up, and classic shades return with sharper precision.

Wide in-room shot of the Grand rug in Emerald Green, grounding a black sofa and glass coffee table in a calm, minimal living space.
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    Grand – Pecan

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

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    Grand – Sakura Pink

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

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    Grand – Emerald Green

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

  • Grand – Walnut

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

  • Grand – Chestnut

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

  • Grand – Moss

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

  • Grand – Sand

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

  • Grand – Deep Wine

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €995

  • Grand – Dusty White

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €495

  • Grand – Pencil Gray

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €995

  • Grand – Milano Green

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

  • Grand – Powder Blue

    Designed by Jessie Andrews

    From €995

  • Grand – Pale Green

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

  • Grand – Leo

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €695

  • Grand – Silver

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €595

  • Grand – Lilac

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €995

  • Grand – Butter

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €995

  • Grand – Warm Gray

    Plush Luxury Wool Rug

    From €995

A SHADE FOR EVERY ROOM

Emerald echoes the irreverent glamour of a smokey eye in the deep green of palace gardens at night. Meanwhile, the fresh flush of winter air of Sakura juxtaposes the fireside glow of Pecan, a golden brown with the warmth of old-world charm.

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A campaign video for Nordic Knots’ Grand rugs, where an elegant older woman applies emerald-toned eyeshadow inspired by Grand in Emerald. Set in a sleek modern lounge with a black sofa, chrome details, and a low steel coffee table, she scrolls through dog photos on Instagram before the film shifts to an overhead view of Grand in Pecan in the same bright living room. The video ends on a vintage speaker delivering a witty voiceover. Transcription: “Like you needed sunglasses just to stand next to her. And then she said she got them on sale, which honestly explains everything. And then. Wait, did I tell you about the shrimp situation? No, because, listen, they were tiny, like offensively tiny. I've seen bigger shrimp in airplane meals. And Victor ate nine of them. No.”

FRESHLY BLUSHED

FRESHLY BLUSHED

Most pinks are romantic. Sakura – stripped of its sweetness, freed from clichés – is not most pinks. It’s a Sunday morning in early spring. A fresh blush on cold skin. In styling, Sakura plays well with black leather, lacquered furniture, northern woods and polished metals alike; contrasts where opposites attract.

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Grand – Sakura Pink

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SCÈNE D'INTÉRIEUR PARIS, 2026

Emerald, Pecan, and Sakura — seen in Paris. Curated by Marie-Anne Derville, within an Andrée Putman–designed apartment, and conceived as a lived-in reflection on memory, privacy, and collecting.

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A short video presenting Nordic Knots’ Grand rugs in Emerald, Pecan, and Sakura, filmed in Paris. Curated by Marie-Anne Derville in an apartment designed by Andrée Putman, conceived as a personal space for memory, privacy, and collecting. The interior feels calm and architectural, with clean lines, pale walls, and large windows filtering soft daylight. Sculptural furniture, glass tables, and warm leather armchairs sit alongside curated art and objects, creating a quiet, gallery-like atmosphere. Marie-Anne Derville speaks in voiceover, reflecting on the space’s history and the importance of interior architecture. Full transcription: In this splendid mansion, one of the last vestiges of Claude Nicolas Ledoux, one of the greatest architects of the 18th century in France. Interior design by Andrée Putman. A blend of influences. A blend of styles. A blend of eras. Although it changed my trajectory. Moving in myself a few years ago played a significant role in my journey, in the way I became aware of places. The importance of interior design. Like a small bachelor pad under the rooftops of Paris.