The Art of the Radiant Dome Geometry

This statement carpet translates the grandeur of a vaulted dome into a ground-level centerpiece. A focused rosette anchors the field and blossoms outward through disciplined rings, each ring formed by petal-shaped panels that interlock like an architectural ceiling. The rhythm is intentional: centre, orbit, perimeter. Between the panels, micro-floral sprigs and delicate tessellations animate the ground so the eye never drops into empty space. Your gaze travels naturally from the medallion to the border and back again, giving the room a steady visual pulse that feels ceremonial rather than busy.

Crafted in Blended Silk, the surface has a refined hand and a gentle luminance that responds beautifully to movement and light. Outlines remain crisp at generous dimensions, so every arc reads clearly whether you are standing across the room or leaning in to study the detail. The border suite frames the lattice with repeating cartouches and scrolling accents—like an arcade that surrounds a plaza—calm, measured, and proportional to the inner geometry. In open interiors, the piece projects quiet radiance; at close range, fine ornamentation reveals itself in layers, rewarding slow looking.

Design Story & Craft

Executed using the Hand Tufted technique, this rug emphasises graphic fidelity and surface regularity suited to oversized placement. Petal intersections are engineered to meet precisely along the circumference, maintaining clarity over time. The finishing includes a controlled luster wash that enhances the silk-blend sheen without glare, and firm edge binding for tidy transitions to adjacent flooring. The result is a disciplined interpretation of QOM artistry—classic in concept, contemporary in execution.

Placement & Styling Ideas

• A commanding centrepiece for living rooms, gallery halls, and formal foyers, especially under sculptural lighting or a statement chandelier.
• Works naturally with richly grained woods, honed stone, and patinated metal—materials that echo the rug’s layered geometry without competing for attention.
• Use layered lighting: perimeter spots to articulate the arcs and petals; a soft ambient wash over the centre to bring out the silk-blend depth and dimensionality.
• Consider aligning a petal axis with the primary sightline from the entry or sofa; this strengthens the architectural effect and makes the rosette feel “built into” the room.

Notes & Considerations

• Handmade variations in micro-texture and motif placement add character and confirm authenticity.
• Apparent depth and sheen may shift subtly with viewing angle and lighting temperature.
• For furniture layout, allow a visible margin around the medallion so the concentric rings can breathe; it preserves the intended procession from centre to border.