Rugberry Journal

New Zealand Wool Rugs: Why the Fibre Matters
Most Rugberry wool rugs are labelled New Zealand wool. Here is what that label means for an Indian home, and what to check beyond it.
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Rug Sizing Mistakes People Make Online
The most common online rug mistake is buying too small. Here is why a 5x8 floats in a big hall, the other sizing errors to avoid, and a tape test to run first.
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Rug Colour Online: Why Photos and Rooms Differ
A rug photographed in a studio meets your light, your floor and your screen. Here is why the colour shifts, and how to judge it before you buy.
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Neutral Rugs: Ivory, Beige, Greige and Sand
Neutral rugs are not all the same. Read the undertone, warm or cool, and match it to your marble and walls before you choose.
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Buying Your First Handmade Rug: Where to Start
A first handmade rug should be forgiving: wool, a low or even surface, a stock size and a room you use every day. Here is where to start.
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The Rug Buying Checklist for a New Home
Moving into a new flat or bungalow? Seven checks, in order, that decide which rug will work before you look at a single design.
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How Many Rugs Does a Home Need
There is no fixed number. Plan rugs room by room, starting where people sit and walk barefoot, and keep fibre and tone related across the home.
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Every Rugberry product page carries the same short spec sheet. Here is what each field tells you, and what it leaves for you to ask.
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A Rug as a Wedding or Housewarming Gift
A rug is a gift the couple will walk on every day. Here is how to choose size, colour and fibre when you have not seen the new home.
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Why Order a Rug Swatch Before You Buy
A swatch is a 30 x 30 cm square of the real rug. Here is how to test it in your own light and against your own furniture before you commit.
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