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Stratum Knotted Rug in Cinder in a styled study, hand knotted New Zealand wool in charcoal and rust.

Durability by Construction: Knotted to Woven

Hand knotting is the most durable way to make a rug, but it is not the only sound choice. Here is how each construction ranks, and where each belongs.

Cabra Wool & Jute Rug in Rust, handloom wool and jute, at the entrance of a home. Room is a digital render; the rug is from a product photo.

Durability

Rugs for Heavy Traffic: What Holds Up

For an entrance or a hall that never rests, choose a low, tight surface in wool or jute. Here is what holds up in busy Indian homes and how to set it up.

Stratum Knotted Rug in Dune, hand knotted New Zealand wool, in a family living room. Room is a digital render; the rug is from a product photo.

Construction

How Long Does a Rug Last: Lifespan by Construction

A rug lasts as long as the thing holding it together. Here is how knotted, handloom and tufted rugs wear in Indian homes, and what you can do about it.