Collection: Rugs

As a rule, larger rugs make a room feel bigger and more cohesive. In a living room, aim for at least the front legs of your sofa and chairs to sit on the rug; in a dining room, the rug should extend about 60cm beyond the table on all sides so chairs stay on it when pulled out; and in a bedroom, choose a size that reaches past the sides and foot of the bed for a soft landing.

Use a non-slip rug pad underneath, especially on hard floors like tile or wood. A pad prevents sliding and curling corners, adds cushioning underfoot, and protects both the rug and the floor from wear. It is the single best thing you can do to make a rug safer and longer-lasting.

Vacuum regularly to lift dirt before it settles into the fibers, and rotate the rug every few months so it wears evenly. Blot spills immediately with a clean cloth rather than rubbing, and check the product care notes for whether a rug is spot-clean, machine washable, or best cleaned professionally.

Think about the room and the traffic. Flat-weave and short-pile rugs are durable and easy to clean, making them ideal for busy living rooms, hallways, and homes with kids or pets. Softer, higher-pile rugs feel luxurious underfoot and suit bedrooms or low-traffic spaces where comfort matters more than hard wear.

Yes, our flat-weave and short-pile styles are built to handle everyday foot traffic and are simple to maintain. For entryways and hallways, a darker tone or subtle pattern also helps disguise dirt between cleans.

Some natural-fiber and higher-pile rugs may release a few loose fibers when new, which is normal and settles within the first couple of weeks of gentle vacuuming. Flat-weave and machine-made rugs shed very little, making them a low-maintenance choice.