
The Parivartan
By Kiara Maltz
Parivartan, meaning change in Hindi, explores the hidden movement beneath calm water. Layered textures and varying pile heights capture the tension between stillness and motion.
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More original concepts from the Design Time School students who took part in The Design Edit. Every design can be commissioned as a handcrafted Zoya rug, with a contribution from each sale going back to the student designer.
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By Kiara Maltz
Parivartan, meaning change in Hindi, explores the hidden movement beneath calm water. Layered textures and varying pile heights capture the tension between stillness and motion.
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By Amaal Cassiem
A statement piece for luxury boutique hotels, drawing on Art Deco elegance through a warm neutral palette, sculpted pile heights and wool with bamboo silk.
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By Eva Petre
Umi layers overlapping organic discs in deep greens and ochre, with a sculpted tree motif that gives the composition a quiet, garden-like depth.
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By Grant Nefdt
Ammos takes the organic form of an hourglass, with winding paths of sand symbolising time, change and the unpredictable journey of life.
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By Sarah Frick
Inspired by the intricate beauty of geode crystals and South Africa's natural wealth, Lithos fills empty cavities with colour, wonder and connection.
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By Thomas Votin
Born on the forest paths of Cape Town's mountains, Mother Oak translates the layered brown and grey textures of tree bark into a tactile, organic form.
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By Lucy Macfarlaine
Based on an ocean sunset, Sundowners sets geometric shapes inside an organic outer form, exaggerating the gradient of the sky into bold blocks of colour.
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By Nakita Fratini
Inspired by water lily pads, Drift combines overlapping organic forms with water reflections, in mossy greens, earthy browns and deep plum for a calm, understated luxury.
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By Aaron Ward
From Athena's gift of the olive tree to Athens, its oil has flowed through time. Liquid Gold carries centuries of victory, peace and wisdom into contemporary rug design.
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By Bea van der Merwe
Inspired by the creative workspace, layered and hand torn paper forms celebrate experimentation, with varying pile heights making each sheet appear to float above the next.
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By Cody-Ann Bettridge
Halite draws on the crystallisation of natural salt pans, its organic shape echoing a single crystal in chalk white, blush pink, oxidised green, deep blue and warm bronze.
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By Etu Indongo
Inspired by the intricate layers of citrus fruit, Rind transforms its natural forms into an abstract rug that brings warmth, texture and quiet luxury to contemporary interiors.
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By Giulia Basson
Inspired by the Sweetlips fish, this design reinterprets its organic form and shifting markings, moving from black spots to stripes across a silver field with a bold red fin accent.
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By Hannah Gripper
Lily Unbound separates and reassembles the petals of a lily into an abstract composition, turning a single botanical form into an expression of movement, balance and organic elegance.
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By Helen Beukes
Diffusion explores the beauty of natural imperfection, where pigment, water and fibre create forms that cannot be perfectly controlled. Carved pile heights in wool and bamboo silk shift with the light.
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By Isabelle Taylor
The Porter reimagines the romance of vintage travel through bold geometry and sculptural scalloped edges, with wool and silk adding depth to a graphic, rhythmic composition.
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By Jessica Cooke
Migra takes its name from migration, the movement towards rest and renewal. Flowing paths welcome guests at the end of a journey, turning a lobby into a symbolic place of arrival.
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By JJ Zimmermann
Sahara Veil combines soft organic forms with refined geometric detailing. A dense, high pile in a warm earthy palette brings depth, texture and understated elegance to modern interiors.
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By Jordyn Cheary
Inspired by the octopus and its ability to morph and camouflage, Mimora layers circular forms and contrasting pile heights in wool bouclé and silk to celebrate transformation and adaptation.
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By Julia Boehner
Olea draws on ancient olive groves, its organic silhouette echoing a canopy seen from above while sculpted contours trace the growth rings of the trunk in a calm, earthy palette.
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By Kia Herold
The Geode layers rich blues, warm neutrals and flowing contours into a sculptural statement piece, pairing geometric structure with organic pattern and varied texture.
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By Milan Grooteman
Pressed Bloom preserves the fleeting beauty of pressed flowers underfoot, reinterpreting the welcoming lobby bouquet as a richly textured, botanical statement piece.
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By Neil Booyens
Palimpsest traces what we leave behind in spaces we only briefly occupy. Fragmented figures emerge and fade through carving, shifting pile heights and contrasting wool and bamboo silk.
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By Nica van der Merwe
Inspired by heirloom jewellery and the pomegranate, Talisman explores the shared legacy of adornment and artisanal rugs as handcrafted objects passed through generations.
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By Phoenix Olmesdahl
Iris takes its cue from medical and biological diagrams of the eye, paying homage to an overlooked powerhouse of the body through muted colour and playful pattern.
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By Rachel Pattrick
Magnifica reinterprets the unfolding petals of the South African protea as a sculptural composition, hand tufted in wool with bamboo silk detailing and varying pile heights.
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By Robyn Harrison
Resonance turns the invisible language of music into a tactile landscape, capturing waveforms, rhythm and frequency through a sculptural silhouette and layered pile heights.
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By Roman Avondo
Eternal Truth celebrates the harmony of sun and moon as a symbol of balance and renewal, its organic forms inviting reconnection with the earth and the self.
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By Samuel Mofokeng
The Mane is a sculptural, richly textured composition, rendered here in plan view and set within a contemporary hospitality interior.
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By Sarah Sims
Inspired by South African birdlife and the vibrant Livingstone Turaco, The Chorus marks the moment weekday alarms give way to birdsong and a slower rhythm of nature.
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By Emanuel Louro Castelo Branco
Fracture explores how failure shapes identity. Each fragment stands for a mistake, an experience or a victory, and like shattered glass we are never returned to who we once were.
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By Emanuel Louro Castelo Branco
Between Clouds explores the journey from mental uncertainty to clarity. Layered clouds hold the noise of overwhelming thought, opening gradually into calm and perspective.
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By Imogen Morrisby
Inspired by the layered beauty of natural landscapes, Strata turns geological forms into a sculptural rug in wool and bamboo silk, a fresh reading of nature for modern interiors.
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By Kayla Hohls
The Hour Between captures the quiet beauty between arrival and departure. Dappled sunlight becomes soft organic forms in warm, natural tones for a boutique hotel interior.
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By Kirsten Brown
Lichen Bloom draws on resilient lichen colonies clinging to South African stone, translating mossy texture and golden fruiting bodies into a tactile, hand tufted topography.
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By Lara Lourens
Unfolding Moments celebrates a playful, unconventional spirit. Organic forms and layered colour mark moments of connection, exploration and retreat in one fluid story.
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By Nerine Visser
A map of the designer's family farm drawn as the fields appear from above. Madder red, indigo and ivory mark the good harvests and the lean ones, made in memory of her grandfather.
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By Noah Jamieson Chatz
Confluence turns water into a metaphor for reception. Ripples set in motion by each arrival join individual journeys into a wider story of belonging and renewal.
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By Tieneke Bester
Risheh-Ha, meaning roots in Persian, celebrates the origins of Zollanvari. Interconnected root forms speak of family, tradition and the enduring bond between people and land.
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By TJ de Wet
Inspired by the rocks and algae of Scarborough Point, varying pile heights evoke a natural feel while beige and cream tones are meant to take on colour and character with wear.
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By Yakira Rawraway
A sketch rarely begins with certainty. Gesture preserves that moment of exploration, its linear elements expanding past conventional edges so the movement of the drawing shapes the silhouette itself.
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By Halah Gamieldien
Inspired by the intricate interior of a ripe fig, Anjir Garden reinterprets organic form through layered colour, seed patterning and sculptural depth for luxury interiors.
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By Shane Pillay
Inspired by a moment along the Hermanus coastline, The Current abstracts the gradient formed as changing depths transform colour, with sculpted ripples in wool and bamboo silk that shift with the light.
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