Rugberry Journal

Rugs Above ₹1 Lakh: When the Spend Makes Sense
Above ₹1 lakh at Rugberry you are paying for hand knotting. What that buys in daily use, and when a good hand-tufted rug is the wiser spend.
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Why Handmade Rugs Cost What They Do
A handmade rug is priced on fibre, hand time and finishing. Here is where the money goes, and how to compare a handmade rug with a marketplace listing.
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The Ombre Collection: Nine Gradations in Wool
Nine hand tufted New Zealand wool rugs, each moving slowly from one tone to another. How to choose a gradation and which way it should run.
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Flatweave or Pile Rug: Which Suits Your Room
A flatweave lies thin and light and reverses. A pile rug cushions and quiets a room. Doors, sweeping and floor seating decide which belongs where.
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Rugs from ₹30,000 to ₹50,000: The Middle Ground
Most of the Rugberry range starts in this band. What ₹30,000 to ₹50,000 buys in wool, wool and silk, and how the price changes when you size up.
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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.
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Rugs Under ₹30,000: What You Can Buy
Under ₹30,000 at Rugberry means a 5x8 ft handwoven jute or reversible flatweave, or a 6 ft round in wool. Here is what each one is good for.
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Handloom vs Hand Tufted Rugs: A Buyer's Comparison
A handloom rug is woven on a loom. A hand tufted rug is built by punching yarn through cloth. Each suits different designs, and neither wins everywhere.
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How Rug Size Changes the Price
At Rugberry the price of a rug follows its floor area almost exactly. Here are real prices in all six sizes, and how to budget for the size you need.
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Handmade vs Machine Made Rugs: How to Tell
The back of a rug tells you more than the front. Three checks, the back, the fringe and the pile, show how any rug was made.
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