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Our Collina Rug is handwoven into a pattern of undulating vertical stripes. Its mix of clean lines and regular and irregular forms brings a Modernist approach to the design, while the Lake Green colou more→ring appeals to many interior styles. Handwoven from a material crafted from 100% recycled plastic bottles, this rug has weather-resistant qualities that lend it to outdoor as well as indoor use.

Bring warmth to your scheme using this hand-tufted wool rug in soft fall colors. The wool used to make our Small Alanya Rug has been vegetable dyed and treated with a herbal wash before being left to more→dry naturally in the sun, all of which creates a beautiful, antiqued finish. This traditional Turkish rug features the 'ejder' motif, which represents the dragon - the guardian of treasures and secrets - and is excellent for creating a focal point in a living room or bedroom. A larger size is also a

Bring warmth to your scheme using this hand-tufted wool rug in soft fall colors. The wool used to make our Small Darica Rug has been vegetable dyed and treated with a herbal wash before being left to more→dry naturally in the sun, all of which creates a beautiful, antiqued finish. This traditional Turkish rug features the 'yildiz' motif which means 'star', representing happiness; kocboynuzu (the ram's horn) which denotes power; and el (the hand) which offers protection from the evil eye. The bold pat

Many artisanal processes go into crafting the Ivy Rug. It is first flatwoven from cotton, before being printed with its pattern which is then embroidered by hand with wool for eye-catching embellishme more→nt. Due to the artisanal crafting, each piece will have individual characteristics that add to their charm.

Cover all bases - inside and out - with our Skala Rug. Its grid pattern is handwoven using a material crafted from 100% recycled plastic bottles. This has the double appeal of appearing like the much more→sought-after sisal material, but having extra weather-resistant qualities that lend it to outdoor use. Though you may think that this would give the rug a rough feel, it is actually incredibly soft underfoot. Due to the recycled materials and artisanal process, there will be individual characteristi

Our Nesbitt Rug effectively combines a symmetrical layout, achieved through complex hand-screen printing techniques, with an abstract design: the more you stare, the more you feel like you're gazing i more→nside a kaleidoscope. Use it to echo the colors found in your home or create a contrasting look.

Handwoven in a complex process by skilled artisans on a vertical loom, the Medanoso shares both its colour and pattern with sand ripples, which is why we named it after two dunes that are among the ta more→llest in the world. The rug's construction is inspired by Scandinavian rag-rug weaving, and the pattern is created using a handwoven twill weave that creates a diagonal ribbed finish. Due to the artisanal process, each piece will have individual characteristics.

Named for its geometric pattern that resembles the sycamore seeds that spiral to the ground in autumn, our Sycamore Rug is handwoven on a vertical loom. The fabric is inspired by Scandinavian weaving more→styles, with dyed wool yarns woven into a cotton foundation to form the color and pattern. Due to this artisanal crafting process, each piece will have individual characteristics which add to its charm. This green rug is our medium size, but it is also available in several other sizes and colors.

Both the Merinid's colour palette and pattern remind us of the blue and white Moroccan tiles which are used to decorate buildings, parks, fountains and walls across the country. If you like the aesthe more→tic of tiles but want something that will be soft and warm underfoot, a patterned rug like the Merinid is a good way to go.

Our medium-sized Nadiya Rug takes inspiration from the eye-catching motifs of traditional Persian rugs, handwoven from jute and cotton. Jute is a particularly hard-wearing material, making this the pe more→rfect floor covering for heavily used rooms. The origins of kilim rugs range from Balkan regions through to Northern Africa, which is what makes them complementary to so many design styles. Kilims differ from knotted rugs as they are interwoven from variously coloured wefts (horizontal yarns) and wa

The Alarik's red pattern was designed in celebration of the beautiful textiles of Barbro Nilsson. To make each rug, yarn is first turned by hand on a wheel, dipping it into a vat of dye that gives it more→its colour, then it is hung to dry in the sun, giving every single thread individual characteristics. Neutral-coloured yarn is then pulled tight vertically on a loom and different coloured threads are intricately woven horizontally into a pattern by hand. This type of kilim weave requires a huge amo

Named after the turning tide, the blue hue of our Plima Rug is sure to bring tranquil tones to your home. The yarns are twisted tightly and dipped in a dye bath so that they pick up colour with abrash more→(mottled) effect. They are then handwoven on a six-shaft loom, with the pattern being created by a skilled weaver who lifts each shaft following a graph. When complete, the rug is washed for softness and an antique effect. Due to this artisanal process, each piece will have individual characteristi

Named for its geometric pattern that resembles the sycamore seeds that spiral to the ground, this rug is handwoven by seven individual artisans each with their own skillsets from dyeing to weaving and more→washing. The yarns are crafted from approximately 1000-2000 recycled plastic bottles. This material not only makes it a piece with eco credentials, it also gives the rug weather-resistant qualities that make it appropriate for outside use. It takes the seven individual craftspeople around 20 days t

A stunning feature rug that faithfully references antique Turkish design. Pretty florals on a cream background will work in a sitting room, conservatory or bedroom. A chain stitch design in pure wool more→ensures warmth underfoot and a hardwearing finish.

Bring warmth to your scheme using our Large Darica Rug - a hand-tufted wool rug in soft, autumnal colours. Our take on the traditional Turkish floor covering features a bold pattern that combines a se more→ries of classic motifs; the "yildiz" (star), representing happiness; kocboynuzu (the ram's horn) that denotes power; and el (the hand), which offers protection from the evil eye. The wool used to make this rug has been vegetable dyed and treated with a herbal wash, before being left to dry naturally

The Vanern Rug is a neat design that celebrates form and texture with a diagonal linear pattern. The pile is hand knotted from wool, which is then sheared by hand to create the difference in pile dept more→h that adds to its unique style. It is crafted by hand by 20 skilled artisans across the course of approximately 30 days per piece, making each piece incredibly special. Due to the artisanal crafting process, each piece will have individual characteristics that add to their charm.

Bring warmth to your scheme using this large, hand-tufted, 100% wool rug in soft, fall colors. The wool used to make our Alanya Rug has been vegetable dyed and treated with a herbal wash before being more→left to dry naturally in the sun, all of which creates a beautiful, antiqued finish. This traditional rug features the 'ejder' motif, which represents the dragon - the guardian of treasures and secrets - and is excellent for creating a focal point in a sitting room or bedroom.

Adorned with a richly coloured floral design, inspired by British textiles from centuries gone by, this wool rug makes a striking centrepiece in a sitting room, dining room or study. Vegetable dyed an more→d treated with a herbal wash before being left to dry naturally in the sun, the wool takes on a beautiful, antiqued finish.

Our Berina is inspired by traditional Persian rugs, as seen in its abstract floral patterns and blue framed edge. The 100% cotton base is hand knotted on a loom with hand-spun wool. It takes skilled a more→rtisans 20-45 days to complete each piece, and the manual craft results in each rug having individual characteristics that add to its charm. This is the smaller rug of several available sizes.

There's no better neutral base than the Capsularis Rug; handwoven from water reeds, with no machine involvement, this is a floor covering with eco-friendly credentials. Water reeds are a long, broad-l more→eafed grass that have been used for centuries for roof thatching. It follows, then that this rug will bring natural warmth to flagstone, tiled or wooden floors. Due to the natural materials used and the manual process, the colour will vary from piece to piece making it utterly unique.

Eight is the magic number as far as the Ely is concerned. Decorated with octagons and abstract emblems, in muted shades, it's just the rug for a sitting room or guest bedroom. Your friends and family more→will be floored by its intricate detailing and clever ability to complement furniture both modern and traditional.

Our Bagha kilim rug features a geometric pattern of stripes and diamonds all neatly framed within a red border and finished with fringing at either end. The origins of kilims range from Balkan regions more→through to Northern Africa, which is what makes them complementary to so many design styles. Kilims differ from knotted rugs as they are interwoven from variously coloured wefts (horizontal yarns) and warps (vertical yarns) to create a flatwoven tapestry rug with no pile. They often have stepped, d

The Alarik's blue pattern was designed in celebration of the beautiful textiles of Barbro Nilsson. To make each rug, yarn is first turned by hand on a wheel, dipping it into a vat of dye that gives it more→its colour, then it is hung to dry in the sun, giving every single thread individual characteristics. Neutral-coloured yarn is then pulled tight vertically on a loom and different coloured threads are intricately woven horizontally into a pattern by hand. This type of kilim weave requires a huge am

The Tiarah Rug is flatwoven from a mix of natural jute, wool and cotton. Leaving the jute natural results in a piece rich in colour variation for that individual charm. It is hand washed for an antiqu more→e effect and finished with a fringe.