Rugs That Ground and Warm Every Room

A rug does quiet, transformative work. It softens hard floors underfoot, wraps a room in warmth and texture, and draws a seating or dining arrangement together into a single, considered space. The right rug can shift the whole mood of a room in an afternoon.

Our rugs span natural wool, hardwearing jute and easy clean weaves in sizes to suit living rooms, bedrooms and dining areas. From plush high pile for cosy evenings to flat weaves for busy thoroughfares, the collection brings a luxury feel without the heavy price tag. Layer one beneath your sofas to anchor the seating and set the tone.

Choosing the Right Rug for Your Space

Size is where comfort begins. In a living room, aim for a rug large enough that at least the front legs of your sofa and chairs rest on it, with 200 by 290cm suiting medium rooms and 240 by 330cm larger spaces. Under a dining table, allow the rug to extend at least 60cm beyond every edge so chairs stay on it when pulled out, while a bedroom suits a generous rug under the bed or runners along each side. Pile and material follow from how the room is used.

• Wool for natural softness and lasting resilience
• Jute and sisal for a textured, hardwearing look
• Flat weaves for high traffic zones and easy cleaning
• Plush high pile for cosy comfort underfoot

Styles to Suit Your Space

Natural fibre rugs suit coastal and Scandinavian interiors, a patterned rug can anchor a room while a soft neutral lets other pieces lead. Pair yours with coffee tables in the living room, ground a setting of dining tables, then add softness with cushions and throws to bring the scheme together.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size rug do I need for my living room?

Choose a rug large enough for at least the front legs of your sofa and chairs to rest on it. Medium rooms suit 200 by 290cm, while larger spaces suit 240 by 330cm.

How big should a rug be under a dining table?

The rug should extend at least 60cm beyond every edge of the table, so chairs remain on the rug even when pulled out.

Which rug material is best for high traffic areas?

Flat weaves, wool and hardwearing natural fibres such as jute cope well with heavy foot traffic and are easier to keep looking fresh.

How do I keep a rug looking its best?

Vacuum regularly and rotate the rug every few months so wear and sun fading spread evenly. Blot spills straight away and air natural fibre rugs outdoors occasionally.