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The Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshop), active 1903–1932, was Josef Hoffmann and Koloman Moser's response to the Arts and Crafts movement — a parallel evolution to the Bauhaus, beginning a generation earlier and ending the same year. Where Bauhaus pushed toward stripped industrial form, the Werkstätte retained structured ornament: geometric pattern, but rich; modernist proportions, but with worked detail. The workshop produced textiles that absorbed Persian-medallion vocabulary into a Viennese graphic sensibility.
On Steel Gray this register reads precisely between the cohort's two more familiar Steel Gray poles. More ornate than the strict Bauhaus anchor; more graphic and modern than the cohort's classical Persian siblings. The room asked for between-poles modernism; this delivers it.
1200 Reeds (1200 شانه) on premium cotton warp; density over 3,000,000 knots/m² (تراکم). Tight engineered pile — same as the rest of the cohort.
Stocked in the canonical cohort run: 3×6, 3×10, 5×7.5, 6.5×10, 8.2×11.5, and 10×13 ft. Werkstätte-ornate-frame reads strongest at 5×7.5 and 6.5×10 — the elaborated border needs scale to register without compressing into noise.
Best for: rooms reading graphic-modern with ornament — transitional interiors, mid-century homes that want a rug with some worked detail rather than a flat-graphic Bauhaus piece.
Skip if the brief is strict Bauhaus minimalism (use the Steel Gray Bauhaus anchor) or classical Persian formality (use any of the cohort's Kashan / Kerman / Isfahan registers on warmer grounds).
See it at our Watt Avenue showroom. Steel-gray rugs photograph cooler than they read in person under warm light. Free local delivery within Sacramento metro.
New to 1200 Reeds & density terminology? Read our complete guide to reed count, shaneh, and tarakom.
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