Contemporary Geometric Lattice Ivory Hand-Knotted Wool Carpet “Crosshatch” N12669 12'0" × 18'5" $36,000

Crosshatch is a contemporary Moroccan wool rug defined by a hand-drawn lattice of charcoal lines drifting across a soft ivory field. Rather than a rigid grid, the allover diamond pattern feels open and slightly irregular, giving the composition a quietly graphic rhythm that reads as both modern and artisanal.

Hand-knotted in wool, the surface has a refined, tactile quality that softens the sharpness of the geometry. The tonal contrast between ivory and charcoal is restrained, yet the intersecting strokes create movement, density, and a subtle sense of depth, especially where the linework layers and loosens toward the center.

The name Crosshatch reflects the rug’s intersecting strokes and hand-rendered lattice motif, making it well suited to contemporary interiors that call for texture instead of heavy ornament. Finished with fringe, it works as a modern geometric carpet for living rooms, dining spaces, and open-plan settings that benefit from quiet pattern and visual structure.

Part of the curated collection at Doris Leslie Blau, this rug reflects the gallery's dedication to pairing traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design vision. DLB offers an expansive selection of modern rugs in a wide range of styles, materials, and price points, making exceptional carpet art accessible to designers and collectors alike.

A bespoke interpretation of this design is available upon request.