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NEGRA at Minima
131 N 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA
NEGRA rugs are on display here at Minima. The house carries a selection of our collections — for the full range, bespoke sizes and advice on commissions, visit our gallery in Zurich.
Your visit
- Opening Hours
- Please ask the house directly for opening hours.
- Getting here
- Open the map view for the exact route — it takes you straight to the address.Get Directions →
Hand-knotted rugs in Philadelphia and the surrounding area
Minima in Philadelphia is an address for anyone in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania looking for a fine hand-knotted rug. Here you can see pieces from the NEGRA collections in full size, in daylight and up close — from calm, plain rugs to designer pieces in wool and silk with up to 1.5 million knots per square metre.
Whatever is not on display, we source through our gallery in Zurich: other sizes, colourways or a bespoke rug made to your wishes. The full range is open to you here as well.
About Minima
Since 1999, Minima has been a showroom for contemporary design in Philadelphia, presenting furniture, lighting and home accessories from its flagship location in Old City. Led by owners Eugenie Perret and Michael Schmick, the house also offers interior design services and a trade program; the brands it represents include Minotti.
Our collections
Eight proprietary collections, most of them hand-knotted or hand-woven. A selection is on display at Minima; we are happy to show you any other piece.
Book an appointment
For a detailed consultation we set time aside — so someone is there who can answer your questions.
Book an appointmentFrequently asked questions
- Can I see the rugs in Philadelphia in person?
- Yes. A selection of hand-knotted NEGRA rugs is on display at Minima to view and compare. If you are looking for a particular piece, ask us beforehand — we will tell you where to see it.
- Does NEGRA make bespoke rugs?
- Yes. Size, shape, colour and material can be tailored to your room, and we guide the bespoke process personally. More on bespoke rugs →
- How do I recognise a fine hand-knotted rug?
- By its knot density, its material and its workmanship — the back included. We explain what matters in detail in our guide. Check knot density yourself →