Samer Alameen’s carpet takes inspiration from the tulip flower, a symbol of beauty, renewal, and storytelling that resonates deeply with his design language. Known for reinventing familiar forms with wit and refinement, Samer reinterprets the tulip into a woven narrative, transforming its delicate lines into a bold graphic statement. Designed to be displayed hanging, the piece bridges the worlds of tapestry and sculpture, turning the carpet into both an object and an experience. By elevating a natural form into an emblem of culture and memory, Samer continues his exploration of design as storytelling—where tradition and innovation bloom together.

Samer Alameen is a Beirut-born designer whose work is anchored in storytelling, shaped by his background in advertising and a deep interest in history, memory, and tradition. After launching his own studio in 2006, he shifted into design in 2012 with his debut Walking Objects collection, which immediately gained international attention. Now based in Milan, his work blends wit, refinement, and cultural identity, moving between handmade pieces and industrial design. His creations have been exhibited across Milan, Paris, London, Basel, Dubai, Geneva, and Beirut, and in 2023 he co-founded We Design Beirut, a platform dedicated to preservation, empowerment, and sustainability.