Rugberry Journal

Savannah Jute Rug under a coffee table, hand knotted jute.

Natural Jute Rugs: Savannah, Kora, Masai and Pampas

Four jute families, two constructions. How hand knotted Savannah differs from the handwoven Kora, Masai and Pampas, and where jute belongs in an Indian home.

Grain Wool Rug in Tan sized to a living room, handloom New Zealand wool.

Custom Size

The Quick Custom Programme: Your Size, Fewer Steps

A shorter route to a custom size: the fibre, construction and colourway are already set, so the main thing you decide is the measurement.

Bitte Wool Rug beside a bed, ivory New Zealand wool with lines worked into the pile.

Collaboration

Nina Brunn x Rugberry: The Collaboration Explained

One collaboration, three kinds of rug: hand tufted wool, wool and silk, and handwoven flatweaves in recycled and natural fibres. How to choose between them.

Ondulation Rug from Marie Ducept x Rugberry in a large living room, its sculpted surface read in raking light.

Collaboration

Marie Ducept x Rugberry: Four Sculpted Rugs

Four large, sculpted rugs, each made in one generous size. What the surfaces are, how they differ, and which Indian rooms can carry them.

Amal Rug from Khaled Hashem x Rugberry in a compact living room.

Collaboration

Khaled Hashem x Rugberry: Amal, Nahda, Tomouh, Joud

Four designer rugs built on a single line, an arc and a vertical form. What each piece is made of, its size, and where it fits in an Indian apartment.

Ondulation Rug in a styled living room on a travertine floor, hand tufted New Zealand wool, shown as a styled render.

Collaborations

Designer Collaborations: How Rugberry Works with Designers

Rugberry has made collections with three designers. Here is what those collaborations show about turning a design language into rugs, for Indian designers.

Pearl Fold Wool Rug, a real close up of long ivory pile with brown motifs in hand tufted New Zealand wool.

Bedrooms

Shag Rugs: Pearl Fold and Burnt Sienna

Long pile is the softest thing you can put under bare feet, and the hardest to keep clean in a dusty city. Where Pearl Fold and Burnt Sienna work in Indian homes.

Plush Wool Rug in Camel under floor cushions in a styled sitting room, handloom New Zealand wool with a deep pile.

Dust

Caring for Plush and Shag Pile

Deep pile holds road dust like a sieve. Shaking, a soft brush and suction without a beater bar keep it soft and standing up.

Grain Wool Rug in Sandstone under a dining table, handloom New Zealand wool.

Dining Room

The Grain Collection: Handloom Wool for Dining Rooms

Grain is handloom New Zealand wool worked low and close, so dining chairs move over it easily. Seven colourways, six stock sizes and any size to order.

Floor Seating

Floor Seating and Rugs: Baithak Style Living

A baithak asks more of a rug than a sofa room does. Here is how to choose the fibre, the size and the care for floor seating.