Rugs

Rugs are essential in any home, helping to unify colour schemes, provide comfort on hard surfaces, create a solid anchor for furniture, and introduce new textures that elevate your décor. A key feature on our website is our collection of jute rugs. Jute is a versatile material that highlights the beauty of natural fibres by embracing their original colour and texture. Using material to create a Natural Rug approach avoids the use of dyes or additional embellishments, allowing you to appreciate the simple beauty of the Sustainable Rug material. Made from strong durable material jute is characterized by it’s natural, earthy appearance. With a soft, coarse texture it is softer than sisal but rougher than wool. A popular eco-friendly rug option for your home. Jute has natural oils making the material fire retardant and considered safe to use near log burners. Although Jute material has some fire retardant properties the rug is not fireproof.

Jute Rugs

Because of their natural inspiration, Jute pairs beautifully with other simple materials like raw wood and rattan. It complements modern, Scandinavian, and boho interiors, which rely on a natural foundation and rich textures to create a substantial and clean, minimalist look.

Wool rugs

Rugs made in Wool have been a decorative staple in homes for many years due to their durability, comfort, and versatility. Wool rugs offer a luxurious texture that feels soft and comfortable while being sturdy enough to withstand heavy foot traffic. They also feature vibrant, long-lasting colours, as wool naturally retains dyes very well and resists fading from prolonged sunlight. Unlike Jute, wool rugs are characterised by their rich colours, patterns, and styles, which can enhance your décor while adding an extra layer of comfort. Geometric rugs uplift minimalist rooms, creating a focal point and providing a bold base to bring harmony to your room. When choosing which geometric rug is best for you, focus on which colour scheme best pairs with your décor, or alternatively, base all accents and decorations on the colours within the geometric rug to create a harmonious colour scheme. Geometric pattern rugs are best suited for modern, contemporary and bold 80s-inspired styles, focusing on bold patterns and strong colour and design.

Traditional Rug

Have been a statement piece for centuries, but they have recently been reimagined to reflect a more modern aesthetic, bringing this classic style into the 21st century while honouring the beauty of traditional design. Ornate, flowing patterns are combined with bold colour schemes, resulting in high-contrast pieces. Some designs feature a gentle ‘worn’ finish, softening these vibrant colours and creating an air of subtlety that makes them easier to incorporate into a wide range of interior styles while staying true to the ornate and elegant design of traditional rugs. Organic, natural, beachy – helps break up patterns – jute can be layered with rugs of other materials, such as wood. Synthetic rugs – good durability.  Large open spaces are perfect for Jute rugs, as it will not overwhelm with colour. Wool rugs are more luxurious, for a softer and more comfortable feel, while being durable enough to withstand heavy foot traffic. Vibrant and long-lasting colour, as wool naturally retains dyes exceptionally well, helping to withstand the test of time, remaining bright for many years, even resisting fading due to sunlight. Eco-friendly – Sustainable resource. Unlike Jute, wool rugs come in an abundance of rich colours, patterns and styles, helping to incorporate colour into your décor. Wool rugs are characterised by their rich colours, patterns, and styles, which can enhance your décor while adding an extra layer of comfort.