Two well-known British brands, Liberty and The Rug Company, have teamed up for the primary time, on Monday debuting a collaborative collection of six rugs inspired by Liberty’s vast fabric archive.

“We knew we desired to work with iconic heritage patterns as a part of the gathering – ‘Ianthe’ and ‘Hera’ seemed perfect designs to launch this exciting collaboration with,” Genevieve Bennett, Liberty’s head of design, told WWD of two of the Liberty x The Rug Company’s collaborative designs. The capsule aimed to pay homage to each brands’ British heritage by incorporating prints from Liberty’s archive, dating back to 1875, and mixing each firms’ luxe materials with design elements à la the Art Nouveau period and the Aesthetic movement.

“’Ianthe’ was originally designed as a wallpaper border c.1902; it’s considered one of Liberty’s most iconic Art Nouveau designs and has been used on a various number of products in its history up to now. We loved the thought of going back to its original form as a border design and really celebrating the elegance and class of a framed rug layout,” Bennett said of the Ianthe Art Nouveau floral border design, which is out there in two colorways — a dusty blue and green Ianthe Jade and icy hued Ianthe Pewter.

‘”Hera’ – originally called ‘Hera Feather’ is a real design icon. First registered as a woven fabric in 1876, now a Liberty trademark, Hera has appeared on Liberty furnishing fabrics, dress fabrics, and scarves for nearly 150 years,” Bennet added. For the capsule, the design was translated into wool and silk with a hand-carving technique.

Additional Liberty x The Rug Company styles include a Japanese-inspired Art Nouveau large-scale floral “Hana” design, available in two silk and wool colorways, and a “Milo” hand-knotted rug boasting an adapted Seventies illustrative natural world print.

The Liberty x The Rug Company collection is out there from Liberty, The Rug Company showroom and The Rug Company’s e-commerce, with prices starting at $200 per square foot. Along with the “ready-to-go” styles, each design may be customized for each residential and contract spaces and is out there as wall-to-wall carpet in addition to stair runners and may be adapted in size, pile height, color and shape.