For over 30 years, the Teppichgalerie in Graz, Styria, has been a leading name in international carpet design. Inspired by modern art and architecture, Harald Geba decided to “reimagine” the carpet. Since then, the exclusive Geba carpets have combined timelessly modern designs with traditional craftsmanship.
The wool processed in Nepal comes from high-altitude sheep in Tibet. The carpets are knotted in two workshops in Nepal. The families of weavers—some of whom have been working with us for many years—use a Tibetan loop knot that dates back to a millennia-old tradition. It combines the ability to execute ornaments and patterns with precision and the durability required for everyday use.
From shearing the sheep to the finished piece, Geba carpets pass through many hands. The work of these hands should be motivated by joy and satisfaction. Therefore, carpet production follows the rules of the STEP label, through which the company commits to social responsibility and fair conditions and subjects itself to corresponding audits.

We can produce rugs in any size, color variation (almost exclusively using plant-based dyes), or material (from wool and silk to hemp and nettle). Each rug is one-of-a-kind and tells its own unique story. Projects throughout Europe demonstrate the wide range of possibilities in terms of shape, color, and size.

Harald Geba: “Interior design is particularly important to me. I offer my clients in Austria and abroad a no-obligation on-site consultation, because the room’s ambiance and lighting conditions influence the impact of a rug.” Clients can preview a selection of rugs in advance at the gallery or on the website www.geba.cc.