Rugberry Journal

Rugs for Galleries, Exhibitions and Design Fair Stands
In a gallery or on a design fair stand, a rug is either the work on show or the floor that frames it. How to choose for each, plan platforms and traffic, and move and re-use rugs between shows.
Read more
Rugs for Preschools and Activity Rooms
A preschool rug is where circle time, stories and quiet play happen. How to size it for a group, which low pile weaves cope, how to clean it, and when a washable cotton dhurrie is the better choice.
Read more
Rugs for Clinics and Waiting Rooms
A rug can make a clinic waiting room feel calmer and quieter, but only in the right zones. Where rugs belong, which low and firm constructions cope, and how to plan cleaning before the first patien...
Read more
Rugs for Residential Clubhouses and Society Lobbies
Society lobbies and clubhouses are shared living rooms, used by residents, children, guests and staff from morning to midnight. Where rugs work in them, which ones hold up, and how to keep them loo...
Read more
A Custom Rug With a Logo or Monogram
A logo at the door of a store, a monogram at the foot of a stair, a crest in a private office. How a custom rug carries a mark well, from scale and line weight to colour and construction.
Read more
Styling Rugs for an Interior Photoshoot
A finished project is photographed once, and the rug often decides whether the frame looks calm or careless. How to square, brush, light and crop a rug for a portfolio shoot.
Read more
A Rug Care Handover Note for Your Clients
The rug is placed, the client is happy, and the next year of its life depends on one page they keep. What a designer's rug care handover note should contain, written fibre by fibre.
Read more
Rugs for Spas, Salons and Wellness Studios
Rugs can make a spa reception or a relaxation lounge feel calm and warm, but steam, oils and water change the rules. Where rugs work, where they do not, and which wool weaves suit each zone.
Read more
Rugs for Boutiques and Retail Stores
A rug can slow a shopper down, mark a display zone and soften a fitting room. Where rugs work in a store, which fibres and constructions take the traffic, and how to order them made to measure.
Read more
Rug Mistakes Interior Designers See Most
From the trade side, most rug problems on a project are timing and approval problems, not taste. The mistakes seen most often, and how designers avoid them.
Read more
