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Contrast in interior design: a play of light, texture and form
Contrast brings depth and character to interior design through carefully chosen opposites, from light and dark tones to old and new pieces or contrasting textures. Discover how to combine colours, shapes and surfaces so that a statement rug or another standout feature truly shines.
A harmonious colour palette for your home: the role of base, secondary and accent colours
A harmonious home colour palette combines a carefully chosen base colour, a secondary colour and an accent colour to give a room its character. Discover how room orientation and natural light affect the way we perceive colour, along with simple ways to preserve the original colours of your rugs for years to come.
More Space in a Compact Home: Practical Decorating Ideas for Smaller Apartments
A smaller apartment can feel airier and more open with a few thoughtful decorating choices. A well-sized rug, layered lighting, mirrors, multifunctional furniture and zones without walls can all help a compact home feel more practical and harmonious.
Minimalist or Maximalist? How to Choose a Rug for Either Style
A rug has a place in both minimalist and maximalist interiors, just a different one. In a pared-back room, it brings texture and warmth. In a richer setting, it becomes one of the main layers of colour and pattern. The same rug can feel entirely different depending on the furniture, textiles, colours and light around it.
The Round Rug: How a Circle Softens, Defines and Elevates a Space
A round rug softens the hard edges of furniture and walls. At the same time, it can mark out the zones that matter most. Whether it sits beneath a seating nook, a cluster of plants or a focal point, the circle draws its surroundings together. Echoed by other curved pieces, it sets up a calm visual rhythm.
Rugs for Open-Plan Living: How to Tie Kitchen, Dining and Living Room Together
In an open-plan home, a rug is far more than decoration. It's one of your best tools for tying different zones together and giving each one its own place in the room. Here's how to choose rugs that work well together through color, pattern, texture and shape, and how to create a home that feels unified yet full of character.
Shaping Space with a Rug: How It Changes a Room’s Scale, Light and Mood
A well-chosen rug can do more than make a room prettier. It can make the space feel more open and airy, or wonderfully intimate. Size, shape, colour and pattern may seem like small details, yet they have a surprising pull on how we sense a room. Here is how to choose and place a rug for a lighter, more harmonious interior.
Taimany Berber rugs – traditional craftsmanship, natural warmth and distinctive patterns
Taimany Berber rugs are distinctive examples of Afghan craftsmanship, known for their hand-spun wool and bold geometric patterns. They bring together nomadic traditions, natural warmth and a unique palette of colours.
The Art of Layering Rugs: What Works, What Doesn’t
Layering rugs is a beautiful and practical way to bring colour, texture and character into a room. Here is how to combine pieces of different sizes, patterns and textures with intention, which proportions to keep in mind, and how to avoid a look that feels cluttered or accidental.
Aktscha rugs – Warm-toned classics of Turkmen tradition
Aktscha rugs are a living expression of Turkmen nomadic traditions, with every knot carrying the heritage of Central Asian rug culture. Their deep red ground and traditional gul motifs create a bold yet harmonious visual character. Each piece brings individuality and a sense of history into the home.
2-ply and 3-ply Pakistani rugs – Soft wool and harmonious oriental patterns
These rugs carry forward the refined legacy of Central Asian nomadic traditions, where the orderly simplicity of Tekke and Bokhara patterns meets Pakistani craftsmanship. Their warm colours and soft wool create a cosy, balanced atmosphere.
Afghan kilim rugs – Ancient nomadic weaving traditions in modern homes
Afghan kilim rugs represent one of the oldest forms of Eastern nomadic weaving tradition, featuring a flat, reversible construction and geometric patterns. Durable and easy to use, their natural materials make them a timeless choice for both modern and classic interiors.
Kashghai kilim rugs – Timeless woven masterpieces of southern Persian nomads
Kashghai kilim rugs are handmade, flatwoven pieces created by the nomadic tribes of southern Persia, distinguished by their durability and geometric patterns. Made from natural wool and plant-based dyes, they are timeless and versatile interior accessories.
Antique kilim rugs – Nomadic traditions and timeless craftsmanship
Antique kilims are versatile rugs that are easy to incorporate into a wide range of interiors. Their natural materials and geometric patterns provide a strong foundation for any space. They work especially well with wooden furniture and clean, understated interiors.
Seneh (Sanandaj) kilims – Kurdish craftsmanship from the heart of the Kurdistan region
In the weaving workshops of Sanandaj, tradition has followed the same rhythm for centuries: hand-tied knots, deep colours and layered patterns. Seneh rugs bring this slow, enduring world of craftsmanship into the home, with each piece preserving a unique cultural imprint.
Rose kilim rugs – Floral vintage charm with Eastern craftsmanship
Rose kilim rugs are unique pieces made from recycled vintage kilims. Their floral patterns and soft, aged appearance bring distinctive character to the space. They are a decorative and harmonious choice for both modern and classic interiors.
Vintage patchwork rugs – Reimagined traditions with a unique appearance
The stories of several old rugs come together in a single new creation in the Vintage Patchwork collection. Carefully selected fragments are given a new life, allowing every piece to combine history, traditional craftsmanship and modern creativity.
Vintage Royal rugs – Unique character and timeless elegance
Vintage Royal rugs are reborn through the fusion of Eastern craftsmanship and contemporary design. Carefully preserved patterns and richly patinated surfaces make every piece unique, while bringing timeless elegance and strong character to the interior.
