Rugs

When choosing a rug for your dining table, think about the size, colour and material. The rug should fit under both tables and chairs with a little extra space around the edges. Choose a neutral colour for a calm atmosphere or a colourful one to add vitality to the room. The natural material wool is naturally dirt repellent and it is important that the rug is easy to clean as the surface around the dining table is often exposed to spills and stains. This way, you can find a rug that suits your interior and is practical for meals.

In our range you will find mainly cotton and wool rugs! Our hand-woven wool rugs are of the highest quality and thanks to the unique properties of wool, wool rugs are very resistant to dirt and stains. Wool is a durable and comfortable material - quality that lasts year after year. The cotton rugs are woven by hand on a loom and can be reversed, as the colours are inverted on the front and back.

We provide the following standard sizes of our mats:

- 80x250 cm
- 170x240 cm
- 200x300 cm
- 250x350 cm

Please note that not all rugs/models can be selected in these sizes. Detailed information can be found on the respective product page. The carpets can also be ordered in special sizes via our stores or customer service (max width 400 cm and max length 1000 cm).

A walkway mat is perfect in the entrance or hallway where it can help to trap dirt and moisture from shoes so that it doesn't spread further into the home. It can also be placed in the kitchen in front of the sink for a warm and cosy surface to stand on while cooking and washing up. Walkway mats are also useful in passages such as corridors or transition areas between rooms to protect the floor and create a cosy interior and a muffled sound environment in the home.

Large rugs work particularly well in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and large hallways to create a unified and welcoming feel. In living rooms they can define seating areas, in dining rooms they can emphasise the dining table, in bedrooms they can provide a soft surface to step onto, and in large hallways they can create an inviting entrance.

A good way to decorate a room with small rugs is to use them as accents to define specific areas. Place a small rug by the bedside for a cozy feel in the bedroom or under an armchair or side table in the living room to create a visual focal point.

When choosing a rug for your living room, it's important to consider the room's size, furniture arrangement, and personal preferences for space around the rug. Measure the floor area where you plan to place the rug and decide if it should extend under furniture or sit in the center of the room. Leave approximately 45-60 cm of space around the rug from the walls for balance. Consider the room's shape and function, and select a size that best suits your specific living room.