
We select exceptional, rare and exclusive materials.
55 CLOUD inspires dreams.

EXCEPTIONAL, NOBLE AND RARE MATERIALS
Material: the starting point of every creation
At 55 CLOUD, material is at the heart of every rug’s expression. The softness of wool, the luster of silk, the depth of a texture, or the contrast between two fibers give rise to distinctive creations designed to complement and engage with the surrounding interior architecture.
Our studio carefully selects and combines materials based on the desired aesthetic, the production technique, and the specific requirements of each project. From private residences and luxury hotels to boutiques and reception spaces, every creation is shaped by thoughtful consideration of texture, color, dimension, and finishing details.
Explore our material library to discover the possibilities offered by different fibers and textures, and let our team guide you in selecting the composition best suited to your project.
Explore Our Materials
DIVERSITY
The 55 CLOUD offers a wide range of materials:
Natural plant-based materials: Bamboo silk, banana silk, sunpat (cactus), allo (Himalayan nettle), flax, hemp, jute, cotton.
Natural animal-based materials: Himalayan wool, New Zealand wool, felted wool, himalayan Pashmina (ultra-fine cashmere wool from the Changthangi goat), Mongolian Cashmere (wool from Mongolian goats), Peruvian Alpaca, Natural Silk from China, Mohair (wool from the Angora goat), Yak (luxurious hair from the highland ox of Nepal).
Semi-synthetic and synthetic materials: Viscose, nylon, acrylic, polyester, change (recycled plastic).
NATURAL MATERIALS
Discover the exceptional textures of the materials used to create our handmade luxury rugs.
CARVING
TEXTURES
A range of textures completes the offer: braiding, gradient, sculpted, waffle, tweed.
RARE WEAVING
AVANT-GARDE
EXTRAORDINARY BRAIDING TECHNIQUES

COLOR EFFECTS
GRADIENTS
INNOVATIVE MATERIALS

WOOL TWEED
SEA

MOUNTAINS
LINEAR
BEAUTY AND SUBTILITY

OUTDOOR
Our bespoke outdoor rugs are available in acrylic and Change, a recycled material made from ocean plastic.



















