Rugberry Journal

Rugs for Kochi Homes: Monsoon, Teak and Laterite
Kochi asks more of a rug than most Indian cities. Two monsoons, salt air and teak furniture. The fibres, pile heights and habits that keep a rug fresh, and where to see one in the city.
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A Rug Soaked by a Leak or Flood: What to Do
A soaked rug can often be saved if it is dried quickly and gently. The first hours, how to dry wool, jute and Botanical Silk, what to avoid, and when a professional should take over.
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Preventing Mould Under Rugs in Coastal Cities
In Mumbai, Chennai and Kochi the monsoon air does not dry out for months. A calm routine of airflow, lifting and checking keeps the floor under a rug clean and dry.
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Rugs for Covered Balconies and Sit Outs
A covered balcony is half room, half weather. Which Rugberry weaves suit it, which do not, how to size the rug and how to get it through the monsoon.
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Rugs for Goa Homes: Salt Air and Slow Living
Salt air, sandy feet, a heavy monsoon and houses shut for months: Goa asks a lot of a rug. Fibres, care and Rugberry picks for slow coastal living.
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Rugs for Pune Homes: Monsoon Hill Air and Family Rooms
Pune's long monsoon and busy family living rooms ask for rugs that dry fast and forgive. Fibres, sizes and Rugberry picks that make life easy.
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Rugs for Mumbai Apartments: Humidity, Space, Light
Monsoon humidity, compact rooms and bright sea light all test a rug. Which fibres, pile heights and sizes suit Mumbai apartments, with Rugberry picks.
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Why a New Rug Is Washed Before It Ships
Most handmade rugs are washed once they come off the loom. Here is what that wash does to softness and colour, and why the first monsoon changes a rug again.
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