PLUSH TEXTURES

Plush is experienced in a variety of textures and materials at Stephanie Odegard Collection. It can be silk or wool or even Banana or Bamboo silk from the rayon family. It can be done in any Odegard quality, loosely knotted construction as well as in tight and fine, or anything in between. It can be shaggy or clipped clean. It can have a design, be plain, or mix and match. Plush comes in low and high pile heights and can be customized to your specifications. Visit Plush in Stephanie's popular Faille design, the new Abu Silk collection or the dazzle of Sari Lights Collection. Whichever you choose you will most likely want to take your shoes off and sink your toes in.

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KYOTO

Vintage Japanese textiles and the naturalism in which Japanese design is rooted inspire the Kyoto Collection. Stephanie Odegard's Kyoto Collection features a wide range of pure vegetal dyes. This combination of Japanese naturalism and the clarity and intensity of Odegard’s dyes results in beautiful rugs inspired by obis and antique kimonos.

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DONGHIA

Two highly esteemed leaders in the interior design community, Stephanie Odegard and Sherri Donghia combine their talents to interpret many of Donghia’s signature textile motifs into luxurious hand knotted wool carpets.

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BOTANICA

Inspired by one of nature’s most exquisite gifts – the flower, each design in Botanica possesses a sense of openness. In this collection, Stephanie Odegard showcases botanical details that range from blossoms to furled leaves and vines that creep to the carpet’s edge, as well as floral elements treated as cutout shapes and silhouettes. Several designs are tone on tone featuring the horizontal borderless format, a signature look that Stephanie introduced in the early nineties.

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MIAMI

This range of carpets evokes the Deco architecture and grand seascapes of the Miami region. Stephanie Odegard continues to be influenced by the ocean, sun and tropical colors when visiting Odegard’s Miami showroom.

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DAMASK

The idea of doing a Damask Collection occurred to Stephanie while she was visiting a textile museum in Madrid. These carpets are inspired by early Islamic silks, many of Spanish and Italian origin, some attributed to Iran, some to Byzantium.

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MUGHAL

The extravagantly embellished fabrics, decorations, and gold jewelry created during India's glorious the Mughal Empire inspired Stephanie Odegard's Mughal Collection. The collection consists of opulent carpets with themes of jewels, gardens and courts.

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OUSHAK

Stephanie Odegard has reinterpreted and stylized the classic Persian, Ottoman, Egyptian, and Mamlook Oushak designs by extracting motifs and executing the designs in unexpected color combinations. The Oushak Collection is her nod to the traditional designs of the past.

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PANGDEN

One of Stephanie Odegard’s signature carpet designs Pangden, an often-imitated adaptation of the hand-woven apron of mismatched stripes worn by married Tibetan women, is a classic that she continues to abstract and update with surprising and original uses of colors.

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SASHIKO

Inspired by Japanese peasant and the workers' garments and textiles of the past, Stephanie Odegard, using a variety of techniques, created Sashiko. The ancient craft of sashiko traditionally involves extensively stitching together several layers of used cloth to produce the one-of-a-kind work garments and sleeping blankets that are at the heart of this collection.

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