Material & selection notes
Cotton woven rug in the design. An understated ivory rectangle uses fine woven texture in place of a large motif.
- Collection
- Cotton weaves
- Material
- Cotton
Woven rugs give a room structure through the rhythm of the fibre and the way the edge is finished. The selection includes distinct material families, from jute, sisal, cotton and seagrass to polypropylene and outdoor-oriented weaves. Material names remain attached to individual products because similar colours can conceal very different fibre compositions. Compare the overall shape, the close-up weave and the border as parts of the same design. Round, oval and rectangular forms should be tested against the furniture plan before a size is agreed. When enquiring, identify the product code and intended location, then confirm composition, backing, edge treatment and maintenance with the selected sample.
Cotton woven rug in the design. An ivory centre is enclosed by a broad taupe border, with fine concentric texture across the round design.
Cotton woven rug in the design. An understated ivory rectangle uses fine woven texture in place of a large motif.
Jute woven rug in the design. Dark concentric lines punctuate a natural field and form a graphic circular border.
Jute woven rug in the 122C · fringed design. Pale blue and warm natural rings bring colour to a circular design finished with fringe.
White bast fibre woven rug in the design. A pale rectangular design uses restrained horizontal variations in tone.
Jute woven rug in the design. A red and pale checker border encloses a plain natural rectangular field.
Jute woven rug in the design. Broad diagonal bands cross the natural field to form a large tonal diamond.
Jute woven rug in the design. Groups of fine dark horizontal lines divide the natural field into broad bands.
Share the room plan, the intended use, preferred palette and delivery country. Fibre, construction, pile, backing, edge treatment, dimensions and any required performance evidence are agreed for the selected design.
Artwork and catalogue references do not establish a current stock position or a fixed finished-product specification.
