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cc-tapis

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cc-tapis produces contemporary hand-knotted rugs designed by the world's top designers. Our rugs are proudly made by hand in Nepal by Tibetan artisans.

Producing entirely by hand means we are able to provide bespoke services to interior specialists. Far from mass production, cc-tapis aims to offer a tailored service to those who understand and enjoy a high-end product, where a three month production time contains a story of ageless culture. cc-tapis was founded by Nelcya and Fabrizio Cantoni in France who have been producing hand-knotted rugs in Nepal for over 16 years. In 2011 cc-tapis moved to Milan where the company is now based and a team of designers innovate through a new approach to traditional methods. cc-tapis produces contemporary hand-knotted rugs which are all completely hand-knotted by expert Tibetan artisans in Nepal. Undyed raw materials, innovative weaving patterns and techniques are key parts of the process. A strong respect for the materials and for the culture of this ancient craft is reflected in the company’s eco-friendly approach to every step of the production, ranging from the hand-spinning of the softest Himalayan wool to the use of purified rainwater for the washing of the final products, making each one of cc-tapis rugs unique.

01/11/2026

🖌️ Strokes by Sabine Marcelis

Inspired by everyday gestures, strokes, wipes, brushes and streaks, Sabine Marcelis translates the spontaneity of daily life into a collection of hand-knotted rugs, exploring colour, shade and texture.

Made in Himalayan wool and crafted in Nepal, Strokes captures the expressive quality of a brushstroke through subtle colour gradients and variations in pile height.

Photo by DePasquale+Maffini
Styling by Greta Cevenini
Art Direction by Motel409

25/10/2026

Marks of Time, a new rug collection designed by Rooms Studio for cc-tapis.

Rooted in Georgia’s rich and layered cultural heritage, the collection explores the traces that time leaves behind, transforming familiar signs, handwritten letters, typography and everyday graphic references into tactile surfaces.

Reflecting a cultural identity shaped by layers of history, language and visual traditions, these fragments shift between recognition and abstraction through the art of hand-knotting. Language becomes texture, handwriting becomes rhythm, and familiar forms acquire a new physical presence.

Marks of Time explores the relationship between visual memory and craftsmanship, revealing how cultural references can be preserved, transformed and reinterpreted through material.

The collection is currently on view as part of Cold Warm, an exhibition by Rooms Studio conceived by Nata Janberidze in Paris, open until November 7, 2026.

📍 Services Continu, 6 Rue Pecquay, Paris
October 21 – November 7, 2026
Tuesday – Saturday, 11 AM – 7 PM

22/10/2026

COLD WARM, an exhibition conceived by Rooms studio conceived by Nata Janberidze brings together furniture, textiles, objects, and fragments of interiors, exploring the relationship between materials, memory, and the spaces we inhabit.

Presented during Paris Art Week 2026, the exhibition also marks the debut of Marks of Time, a new rug collection by Rooms Studio for cc-tapis.

Translating familiar graphic references into hand-knotted rugs, the collection explores the relationship between image, material, and craftsmanship.

📍 Services Continu, 6 Rue Pecquay, Paris
October 21 – November 7, 2026

A special thanks to AmiGo Travel

Photo by Pauline Chardin
PR P S

20/10/2026

On the occasion of Paris Design Week, cc-tapis unveils Marks of Time, a new collection created by Rooms Studio
Services Continu
6 Rue Pecquay, 75004 Paris
October 21 – November 7, 2026
Tuesday to Saturday: 11AM – 7PM
Presented within Cold Warm, an exhibition conceived by nata_janberidze, Marks of Time explores the traces that time leaves behind through signs, words, and gestures. Typography, handwritten letters, arrows, and rough drawings are translated into hand-knotted rugs, where familiar marks shift between recognition and abstraction. Through the art of knotting, their outlines soften and their meanings evolve, transforming everyday visual references into tactile surfaces that bring together memory, language, and traditional craftsmanship.

A special thanks to AmiGo Travel

Photo by Pauline Chardin
Pr P S

14/10/2026

A labyrinth of lines, an illusion of depth.

Inspired by Piero Fornasetti’s Geometrico (1954), Musciarabia transforms geometric precision into a hypnotic visual experience. Hand-knotted in Nepal from 100% New Zealand wool, its varying pile heights enhance the sense of depth and amplify the trompe-l’œil effect.

Photo by Giulio Ghirardi
Styling by Vito Salamone

A face glimpsed through a keyhole.

Featuring Lina Cavalieri, muse of Piero Fornasetti, this design plays with the delicate tension between revealing and concealing. Crafted using the jacquard technique, the rug combines New Zealand wool and linen, bringing depth and texture to the intricate pattern.

Photo by Giulio Ghirardi
Styling by Vito Salamone

A celestial icon, reimagined in all its splendour.

The sun holds a special place in Piero Fornasetti’s visual universe. Here, its familiar face is surrounded by an elaborate arrangement of curls and rays, giving the motif a more ornate expression. Hand-knotted in Nepal from 100% New Zealand wool, the rug features different pile heights that define the face and the sun’s mane, bringing out the details of the original design.

Photo by Giulio Ghirardi
Styling by Vito Salamone

A familiar story in unexpected forms.

Inspired by the theme of Original Sin, this design draws on Piero Fornasetti’s distinctive visual language. A serpent winds across an emerald-green field, its sinuous lines interrupted by the vivid red of an apple. Hand-knotted in Nepal using Merino wool, New Zealand wool and silk, the rug combines different textures, with silk threads adding a subtle sheen to the apple and selected details.

Photo by Giulio Ghirardi
Styling by Vito Salamone

07/10/2026

Within the eclectic interiors of Palazzo Camozzi, Fornasetti’s iconic imagery takes on a new presence.

Peccato Originale reinterprets the timeless theme of temptation through the unmistakable imagery of the serpent and the red apple. Hand-knotted in Nepal from Merino wool, New Zealand wool and silk, the rug combines intricate craftsmanship with subtle touches of silk that bring light and depth to the design.

Special thanks to GSL Gallery, John Whelan, Jordan Chew and Archivio Fornasetti.
Photo by Giulio Ghirardi
Styling by Vito Salamone

29/09/2026

🌞The Fornasetti collection extends beyond the floor with a series of three tapestries designed to be hung on the wall, bringing the Fornasetti’s distinctive imagery into a new dimension.
Each piece features hand-embroidered motifs and details, bringing recurring elements from Fornasetti’s visual vocabulary to life: butterflies, Lina Cavalieri’s lips and hands adorned with jewels.
Set against the softly coloured walls of Palazzo Camozzi, the tapestries add another layer of ornament and storytelling to the interiors, like precious works of art with a playful, surreal character.
Special thanks to GSL Gallery, John Whelan, Jordan Chew and Archivio Fornasetti.

Photo by Giulio Ghirardi
Styling by Vito Salamone
In collaboration with
Abbecedario Mobile

28/09/2026

☀The Fornasetti Collection at Palazzo Camozzi

A dialogue between Fornasetti’s iconic archival motifs and cc-tapis’ artisanal savoir-faire, brought to life within the historic interiors of Palazzo Camozzi, home to GSL Gallery in Bergamo.

Richly decorated and eclectic, with layered history and an almost otherworldly atmosphere, the Palazzo becomes a natural setting for FORNASETTI’s surrealist and dreamlike imagery. Here, illusion, ornament and storytelling meet, creating a space suspended between past and imagination.

Special thanks to GSL Gallery, John Whelan, Jordan Chew and Archivio Fornasetti.

Photo by Giulio Ghirardi
Styling by Vito Salamone
In collaboration with Abbecedario Mobile

17/09/2026

For the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, Patricia Urquiola reinterpreted the interiors of Ca’ di Dio, bringing new colours, materials and domestic elements to the historic Venetian hotel.

Among the pieces featured in the project was the Patcha Collection, a playful composition of colour and texture made from discarded wool and leftover silk from previous rug productions.

Layered shades of mint green, lavender, taupe and burgundy evoke the shifting colours and reflections of the Venetian lagoon.

Photo by Alessandro Paderni

23/06/2026

Florence Collection by Studio Omecara.

A sculptural exploration of drapery, body, and nature, where textile moves beyond decoration to become surface, volume, and image.
Monarch, Venus, and Heart form a triptych that reinterprets historical references through material presence, transforming fabric into a living, tactile field shaped by absence and memory.
Each piece is hand-tufted in 100% wool, occupying a space between painting, sculpture, and textile—where matter itself becomes narrative.

Exclusively represented and available at Galleria Rossana Orlandi, Milan.

Photo by

07/05/2026

Within the immersive setting of Nilufar Grand Hotel during Milan Design Week 2026, cc-tapis contributes to the exhibition’s hospitality-inspired atmosphere through a series of custom rugs conceived in dialogue with the scenographic interiors of the fictional hotel. Texture, craftsmanship, and materiality unfold across the space, shaping a layered and collectible design experience.

Among the pieces, a site-specific tufted carpet designed for the hall and lounge introduces a tactile presence that connects the different environments, reinforcing the project’s curatorial narrative through softness, rhythm, and atmosphere.

Photo by: Alejandro Ramirez Orozco

25/03/2026

🌫️ Panoplie by Patricia Urquiola

MICRO GRID explores precision and rhythm through a play of geometric patterns, articulating Panoplie’s modular language into a sophisticated textile surface.

Hand-tufted in 33% wool and 67% ECONYL® yarn, Micro Grid reflects cc-tapis PROJECT’s expertise in combining performance, durability, and tactile richness. This texture conveys depth and dynamism through the interaction of micro and macro patterns, as well as subtle shifts in color.

Designed for both wall and floor applications, the Panoplie system offers versatile solutions for any environment: residences, boutiques, retail, hospitality, offices, yachts, and art installations.

Photo by Claudia Zalla
Set design & styling by Greta Cevenini

09/03/2026

💿Panoplie by Patricia Urquiola

The DUO texture explores contrast and balance through a composition of interacting tones, translating Panoplie’s modular language into a refined textile surface.

Hand-tufted in wool and ECONYL®, an innovative regenerated nylon yarn, DUO highlights cc-tapis PROJECT’s expertise in combining material performance with tactile richness. The result is a dynamic yet balanced texture, where subtle shifts in color and pile create depth and visual rhythm.

Conceived for both wall and floor applications, the Panoplie system offers flexible solutions for a wide range of environments, from residential interiors to hospitality, retail, workspaces, yachts, and installations.

Photo by Claudia Zalla
Set design & styling by Greta Cevenini

25/02/2026

Marcello Maranzancc-tapis x SUNNEI

During Milan Fashion Week 2024, our headquarters transformed into a site-specific installation for SUNNEI, hosting the runway within a custom-made textile landscape.

The rugs were produced in our Milan Hub using our advanced robot-tufting system, a technology that expands the possibilities of traditional tufting. By maneuvering a wide range of yarns and allowing complete freedom in shapes and tufting directions, the machine enables bespoke solutions without constraints.

Developed for exhibitions, installations, museums, and fashion shows, our robot-tufting facility combines efficiency and flexibility, pushing the boundaries of rug-making into new spatial and creative dimensions.

Photo by Marcello Maranzan

12/02/2026

🪩 Panoplie by Patricia Urquiola

MEMO texture draws on the know-how, creativity, and expertise of cc-tapis PROJECT; it combines 75% wool and 25% ECONYL®, an innovative regenerated nylon yarn, to create certified hand-tufted rugs defined by rich textures and tactile depth.

From micro-textures to macro decorative patterns, MEMO introduces a new visual language designed to work in harmony across any space, conceived for both wall and floor applications, from private residences to hospitality, retail, workspaces, yachts, and installations.

Photo by Claudia Zalla
Set design & styling by Greta Cevenini
Special thanks to Nilufar Gallery and Abet Laminati

29/01/2026

cc-tapis PROJECT x Gianvito Rossi by Patricia Urquiola

In the heart of New York’s Upper East Side, the boutique unfolds as an intimate interior shaped under the creative direction of . Soft architectural curves, layered surfaces, and a restrained palette define a space where light and materiality interact with quiet elegance.

cc-tapis introduces a tactile narrative through two distinct yet connected rugs: M’ama non m’ama Medium Undyed, hand-knotted in Himalayan wool and linen, grounds the space with natural softness, while Terrazzo from the Panoplie collection brings a graphic rhythm that resonates with the surrounding tones.

Courtesy of Gianvito Rossi.

20/01/2026

🪐 Panoplie by Patricia Urquiola

SHUFFLE texture is handtufted in 100% wool, expressing cc-tapis PROJECT’s expertise through material depth, color, and craftsmanship.

Its rhythmic, fragmented surface translates Panoplie’s modular language into a versatile textile solution, conceived for both wall and floor applications. Designed to adapt seamlessly across projects of every scale, from private residences to hospitality, retail, workspaces, yachts, and installations.

Photo by Claudia Zalla
Set design & styling by Greta Cevenini

10/01/2026

cc-tapis PROJECT x Casa Italia in London, by Nick Vinson

Interior designer Nick Vinson led the creation of Casa Italia, the new Italian institutional hub at Buckingham Gate, just steps from Buckingham Palace. Set within a Victorian building spanning nearly 2,000 sqm, the project marks a milestone for Italy’s presence in London—bringing together efficiency, sustainability, and cultural identity under one roof. From autumn 2025, Casa Italia will welcome more than 80 officials from the Embassy of Italy, the Italian Cultural Institute, and Italian Trade Agency, alongside an ever-changing community of international stakeholders from the worlds of culture, business, academia and beyond.

cc-tapis created a series of bespoke hand-tufted rugs for the project, designed by Nick Vinson to anchor the interiors in a rich dialogue of Italian heritage. Referencing some of Italy’s most iconic floors—from Villa Borsani and the Baths of Caracalla to Palazzo della Pilotta and Carlo Scarpa’s Olivetti showroom—the designs reinterpret historic architectural motifs into soft, contemporary surfaces.

Photo by Beppe Brancato Studio

Indirizzo

Piazza Santo Stefano 10
Milan
20122

Orario di apertura

Lunedì	09:00 - 18:00
Martedì	09:00 - 18:00
Mercoledì	09:00 - 18:00
Giovedì	09:00 - 18:00
Venerdì	09:00 - 18:00

Telefono

+390289093884

Sito Web

http://www.cc-tapis.com/

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