Rugberry Journal

The Rugberry Custom Process for Designers
A custom rug moves through four stages: brief, colour, approval and making. This is how each one works at Rugberry for a residential project.
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Wabi Sabi and the Handmade Rug
Wabi sabi finds beauty in the irregular and the worn. Here is how jute and handloom wool rugs bring that quality to an Indian home, and how to tell character from a fault.
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Living Room Rug Ideas for Indian Homes
Four looks for an Indian drawing room, from a soft gradient to a warm handloom texture, with real room photographs and a simple way to choose between them.
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Coordinating Rug and Curtain Colours
Curtains change the colour of your rug as much as your bulbs do. Here are tonal pairing ideas for sheer and blackout curtains, and when a contrast works better.
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Styling a Bedroom Around the Rug
A bedroom rug is the first thing your feet meet each morning. Here is how to style a bedroom around a soft rug, from bedding and wood tones to the hum of the AC.
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Statement Rugs: When the Rug Leads the Room
A statement rug works when it is the only loud thing in the room. Here is how to choose one, size it for a drawing room built for guests, and calm everything around it.
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Pazo, Ithaca and Fern: Hand Knotted Statement Rugs
Pazo, Ithaca and Fern are Rugberry's statement hand knotted wool rugs. Here is how each one reads, what it costs and how a collector in an Indian city might choose.
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How Ombre Gradients Are Made in Wool
An ombre rug changes tone slowly from one end to the other. Here is how makers build that gradient in wool, and what to look for before you buy one.
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How Custom Rug Colours Are Matched
Matching a rug to a paint or fabric colour is done with dyed yarn poms, approved in daylight. Here is what to send, and what a close match really means.
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Contemporary Rugs for Traditional Homes
A modern rug can make heirloom teak look more beautiful, not less. Here is how to choose a contemporary design for a home full of carved wood and inherited pieces.
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