Rugberry Journal

Natural, Salt or Taupe: Choosing a Cashmere Blend Rug
The Cashmere Blend rug is one handloom weave at 16 mm in three colours. How Natural, Salt and Taupe look against Indian floors, walls and light, and which to choose.
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Luma: Handloom Botanical Silk in Four Colours
Luma is a plain handloom rug in Botanical Silk, a plant-based yarn with a moving sheen. How Greige, Charcoal, Gold and Gray behave on Indian floors and in Indian light.
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Grey or Beige: Choosing a Neutral Rug
Grey and beige are both called neutral, but they behave very differently on Indian floors and in Indian light. How to decide between them, and where greige fits.
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Olive is the green that behaves like a neutral. How to place an olive rug with cane, black metal and warm wood, and why it forgives more than most colours.
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Rug Colours for Teak and Sheesham Furniture
Teak and sheesham are already warm, so the rug should bring contrast in tone rather than more orange. Which colours work, which to avoid, and how to pair them with Indian floors.
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Can a White Rug Work in an Indian Living Room
A white rug can live in an Indian living room if the home is shoes off and the white is warm. Which whites forgive dust, how they wear, and what to pair them with.
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Rust and green are opposite enough to balance and earthy enough to stay calm. Which rust suits which green sofa, how big the rug should be, and what to do if it feels like too much.
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Blue suits a bedroom because it settles a room at night. How to choose between indigo, steel and mist blues, what to pair them with, and how blue wool wears.
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A Charcoal Rug on a Light Floor
A charcoal rug on a pale floor gives a room weight and a clear centre. It also shows lint and dust more than most colours. How to make the contrast work, and keep it looking clean.
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Beige Rugs That Do Not Look Bland
A beige rug looks bland only when it has no undertone, no texture and no sheen. How to choose one that holds a living room together, with real Rugberry rugs and pairings.
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