Rugberry Journal

North and South Light: How Rugs Change Colour
The same rug can look grey at noon and beige at night. Window direction and LED colour temperature both shift it, and a swatch is the only true test.
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Choosing a Rug Colour That Outlasts Trends
A rug colour that lasts starts with the floor and the light, not the sofa. Here is how to read both, and why restrained tones age well.
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Rugs on Wooden Floors in Indian Homes
Laminate and engineered wood are common in Bengaluru and Pune flats. A rug suits them well, with a few precautions about sun, grit, backing and monsoon damp.
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Sunlight and Rug Fading in Indian Homes
Strong afternoon sun changes the colour of any rug over time. Here is how to slow it in a west facing Indian room.
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Holi and Rugs: Protect Before the Colour
The best Holi rug care happens the night before. Here is how to protect your rugs, and the first steps if gulal still gets in.
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Diyas, Incense and Rugs: Fire Sense at Home
Diyas and agarbatti are part of daily life in many Indian homes. Here is how to keep them and your rugs safely apart.
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Rugs on Kota, Granite and Stone Floors
Kota, granite and Jaisalmer stone each have a strong colour of their own. Here is how to choose a rug that sits well on each, either in tone or in contrast.
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A Daily Rug Routine for Busy Households
Most rug damage in Indian homes comes from the daily jhadu and pocha. Here is a simple routine your household help can follow instead.
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Fringe on Rugs: Why Some Have It
Fringe is the warp of a knotted or woven rug, left long past the last row. Here is why some rugs have it, and how it fares in a busy Indian home.
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Rugs and Dust in Indian Cities
Dust is part of life in Delhi, Bengaluru and Pune. The right rug surface and a steady routine keep it from settling into the pile for good.
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