WARLI PREVIEWS LIMEN BY PAOLO ZANI AT SALONE DEL MOBILE.MILANO 2026

Images courtesy of Warli (Photography by Simone Sapia)

A New Indoor Rug Collection

In contemporary interiors, where materiality defines atmosphere as much as form, Warli continues to shape a refined language of living—rooted in craftsmanship and guided by a contemporary sensibility.

At Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026, within the International Furnishing Accessories Exhibition at Fiera Milano Rho (21–26 April), the Italian brand presents Limen, a new indoor rug designed by Paolo Zani. Presented in Hall 24, Booth D41, Warli’s exhibition unfolds as a fluid narrative connecting residential, contract, and outdoor environments—where textiles emerge as quiet yet defining elements of space.

Presented by Magran Living

Derived from the Latin word for “threshold,” Limen embodies the idea of transition—a subtle boundary that both separates and connects. Its design evolves through the interplay of two colours, forming three distinct patterns that balance order and variation in a composition both restrained and expressive.

Crafted on a manual loom using the traditional panja technique, and made of fine wool in tones of green, yellow, and red, Limen reflects a dialogue between heritage and innovation—where tactile precision meets a nuanced approach to colour and depth.

More than a decorative object, the rug is conceived as an architectural gesture—one that defines space, shapes atmosphere, and reinforces the relationship between surfaces, furnishings, and light.