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Nuva Silk Rug in Chocolate, handloom Botanical Silk folded, the sheen changing across each fold.

Flavia and Sepia: Earth Tones, Two Constructions

Nuva Silk Rug in Chocolate, handloom Botanical Silk folded, the sheen changing across each fold.
Brown

Flavia and Sepia: Earth Tones, Two Constructions

Flavia is a hand tufted marble of pale green, blush and sand; Sepia is a handloom rose brown lit by Botanical Silk. How the two constructions change the feel, the price and the room, with Grain Umb...

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The Cashmere Blend rug surface in Salt, Natural and Taupe side by side, handloom woven in New Zealand wool and cashmere.
Bedroom

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 Botanical Silk Rug in Charcoal close up, the handloom surface turning silver where the light rakes across it.
Botanical Silk

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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Cabra Wool & Jute Rug in Rust turned back at the corner, a firm handloom weave of New Zealand wool and jute.
Handloom

Rugs for Restaurants, Cafes and Lounges

A rug in a restaurant has to take spills, sliding chairs and a nightly clean. Where rugs belong in a cafe or lounge, which weaves cope, and how to keep them.

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Pampas Jute Rug close up, a handwoven jute weave with black and natural diagonal bands.
Construction

Hand Woven or Handloom: Two Words for Two Constructions

Hand woven and handloom sound like the same thing, and in everyday speech they often are. On a rug label they point to two different rugs. Here is the difference.

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Cabra Wool & Jute Rug in Sand folded over itself, a firm handloom weave of New Zealand wool and jute.
Comparison

Handloom or Hand Knotted: Which Suits Your Room

Both are made on a loom by hand, but one weaves the pile in rows and the other ties it knot by knot. Structure, feel, price per sq ft and the right room for each.

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Luma Silk Rug in Charcoal close up, handloom Botanical Silk with a soft sheen moving across the dark pile.
Handloom

A Rug for a Home Study or Work From Home Corner

A study rug has three jobs: take a rolling chair, quieten a hard room for video calls and give the camera a calm backdrop. Sizes, weaves and prices.

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Insignia Wool & Silk Rug close up, handloom New Zealand wool and Botanical Silk, the pale field catching a soft sheen.
Handloom

Insignia: A Single Emblem on Handloom Wool and Botanical Silk

Insignia is a handloom rug in New Zealand wool and Botanical Silk, drawn with a single emblematic form at its centre. What it is made of, how it feels, where it works and what each size costs.

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Grain Wool Rug in Sandstone close up, the low, closely worked handloom weave of New Zealand wool.
Comparison

Plush or Grain: Choosing Between Rugberry's Handloom Wool Rugs

Plush and Grain are both handloom New Zealand wool, but one is deep and soft at 18 to 20 mm and the other low and textured at 12 to 14 mm. A head to head comparison by room, care, colour and price.

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Cabra Wool & Jute Rug in Rust close up, a flat, finely flecked handloom weave of New Zealand wool and jute.
Colour

Earth Tone Rugs: Terracotta, Umber and Sage

Terracotta, umber, rust and sage rugs warm a room built on lime plaster, teak and stone. How to pick the shade, the fibre and the pile, with Rugberry wool and jute rugs and regular prices.

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