Rugberry Journal

Profound and Teal: Deep Tone Rugs
Profound and the Teal Wool Rug bring deep colour without brightness. How teal and sage behave in Indian light, and how wool and silk change the tone.
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9x12 Rug: When Your Room Needs More
A 9x12 rug is for the room that has outgrown an 8x10: a bungalow drawing room with two sofas, or a master bedroom with a king bed.
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8x10 Rug: The Most Useful Size Explained
An 8x10 rug holds a three seater and two armchairs with every front leg on the rug. Here is the room it needs, and the rooms it does not suit.
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Stratum: Hand Knotted Wool in Cinder, Abyss and Dune
Stratum is Rugberry's hand knotted New Zealand wool rug, built from layered blocks in three colourways and stocked in 9x12 ft for large drawing rooms.
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Reversible Rugs: Two Faces, One Rug
A reversible rug has two finished faces, so it can be turned when one side has done its share. Here is how Rugberry Sandstorm and Stella work through an Indian year.
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Rug Sizing Mistakes People Make Online
The most common online rug mistake is buying too small. Here is why a 5x8 floats in a big hall, the other sizing errors to avoid, and a tape test to run first.
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Rug Colour Online: Why Photos and Rooms Differ
A rug photographed in a studio meets your light, your floor and your screen. Here is why the colour shifts, and how to judge it before you buy.
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Questions to Ask Before You Order a Custom Rug
A custom rug is only as good as the brief behind it. These are the size, colour, fibre and approval questions to settle with Rugberry before an order begins.
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Neutral Rugs: Ivory, Beige, Greige and Sand
Neutral rugs are not all the same. Read the undertone, warm or cool, and match it to your marble and walls before you choose.
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Buying Your First Handmade Rug: Where to Start
A first handmade rug should be forgiving: wool, a low or even surface, a stock size and a room you use every day. Here is where to start.
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