Noticias

Colombian Artisan Textiles: A Living Tradition in Contemporary Design

  Colombia's textile traditions are among the most diverse and technically sophisticated in the Americas. From the wayuu mochila of La Guajira to the handwoven ruanas of Boyacá, from the fine gold...

Rugs in Hospitality Design: How Texture Defines a Space

In hospitality design, few decisions carry more sensory weight than the rug. A guest's first impression of a room is often visual — the proportion of furniture, the quality of light, the coherence ...

Natural Fiber Rugs vs. Synthetic: What Designers Are Choosing

The question of fiber is rarely asked by those buying their first rug. It is almost always asked by those buying their second. Because it is only after living with a rug, feeling it change with the...

How to Choose a Handwoven Rug: A Designer's Guide

A handwoven rug is one of the most consequential decisions in any interior. It anchors furniture, defines zones, introduces texture and warmth, and unlike most decorative objects, it is touched da...

Beyond the Floor: Rugs as Headboard Textiles

At VERDI, we believe textiles can define a space in many ways — not only underfoot, but as part of the architecture itself. In a recent project at the St. Regis Punta Mita Resort, our team explore...

Designing with Textiles: Innovative Applications in Hospitality Spaces

In hospitality design, textiles shape more than comfort—they define the identity of a space. At VERDI, our handwoven fibers extend beyond rugs, offering designers new ways to bring warmth, durabili...

VERDI’s Custom Textiles for Shawn Henderson’s Pyron Collection

At VERDI, we believe that materials carry meaning—and that craftsmanship is a language of its own. When we were invited to custom-design lampshade textiles for the Pyrion Collection—conceived by S...