At Cotlin Raw, we believe that true innovation does not erase the past — it honors it.
This idea, which guides every one of our creative decisions, takes shape through the concept of The New Ancestral: a reconciliation between old and new, between artisanal tradition and contemporary vision.

This spirit was the common thread of our presentation at Feria Hábitat Valencia, where, for the second consecutive year, we unveiled a preview of the new collections that will shape our 2026–2027 catalogue.

The design of Cotlin Raw’s stand at Feria Hábitat was a natural — and coherent — evolution of last year’s proposal. A continued concept that reinforces the brand’s visual and conceptual universe: noble materials, pure craftsmanship, and an honest aesthetic. At the heart of the space, the large worktable once again became a place of display, creation, and dialogue. We were also pleased to collaborate with Kilzi and his Mush lamp as well as with the Jamaica stools by BD, a true icon of contemporary Spanish design.

The Totem and Morse collections reimagine the Indian hand-knotted technique from a contemporary perspective. Handmade in New Zealand wool and cotton, these pieces shift between soft, embracing surfaces and sculptural reliefs — a deep exploration of the most ancestral fiber, designed to last.

With Gather , we introduce two absolute novelties at Cotlin Raw: abacá fiber and the crochet technique. Abacá, known for its strength and resilience, allows for unexpected forms full of character. Crochet, on the other hand, brings a unique texture — woven with patience, precision, and sensitivity. The result: rugs that breathe with personality and emotion.

Malla was born to blur the lines between indoor and outdoor living. Woven in polypropylene fiber, this collection merges design and functionality, offering low-maintenance surfaces ideal for creating relaxed environments that invite disconnection and well-being.